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Lab for fbi and other agencies that you've described, how many actual voice samples do you have. >> i can give you a rough idea. judging from the fact that i handled, anywhere from education per year and if i worked for the bureau that would amount to 1400 cases but since i've been working for more than ten years or so my best guest would be handled and analyzed and written report. somewhere in the neighborhood of 3,000 cases. maybe five times of the number of voices. >> have you ever testified in courts before as an expert in the field of forensic speaker recognition? >> yes, i have. however,...

>> tell the ladies and gentlemen of the jury essentially what it is you've done, how long you've been in this field and what makes you qualified to hold your current position. >> when i was doing my phd at michigan state university i got into this forensic speaker recognition as part of my thesis. when i graduate with the degree i taught at michigan state as assistant professor for 18 months or so. after that i moved to los angeles county sheriff department in los angeles, california to take up a federal research project for the development of computer assisted. i stayed at los angeles county