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Re: The new Mel Gibson recordings. Paul Ginsberg has made appearances on Larry King Live, The Today Show, and HLN's Joy Behar Show explaining how to record properly for maximum evidentiary value, and the mistakes that were made in this case. For more info click on "Recording Guide", and email or call. (See Today Show video) Important News: We have just developed a new generation of digital enhancement software specifically matched to consumer and law-enforcement digital recorders. Results are impressive. Only available from P.A.L. P.A.L. can now download DAT cartridges recorded on Dictaphone ProLog and Guardian, NICE and RACAL recorders, and convert data to WAV files complete with spreadsheet breakdown of channels, dates, times, and durations.
Professional Audio Laboratories, Inc. is a company specializing in the digital enhancement, duplication, forensic examination, and presentation of tape-recorded evidence at civil and criminal trials from coast to coast. Paul Ginsberg, its president, has participated in well over 1,700 trials over the past 35 years, and has rendered expert testimony on more than 170 occasions in 27 Federal districts as well as in Canada.
Mr. Ginsberg is recognized as one of the leading experts in the field of electronic surveillance and tape-recordings. He has appeared on CNN, all three major broadcast networks, as well as on the Discovery Channel and Discovery Channel Canada. He has been featured in articles in Wired Magazine, Stereo Review, The New York Times, Bergen Record, and the Newark Star Ledger on several occasions. The numerous high-profile cases in which Mr. Ginsberg has participated include the Branch Davidian civil and criminal trials at Waco, Texas, the year-long terrorist trial in New York (U.S. v. Rahman) where he was called as the sole expert by both sides, and Woody Allen v. Mia Farrow in which he determined that videotape segments were recorded at different times and conditions. Mr. Ginsberg was retained by Special Committee on Governmental Affairs in the United States Senate to examine the authenticity of White House recordings for authenticity. He also clarified conversation by Texaco executives to demonstrate that they did not use racial slurs in their conversation. And in the case of a teacher who used a microcassette to record a conversation with her killer, he recovered an additional 22 minutes of conversation, instrumental in obtaining a guilty plea from the perpetrator. Clients include the Central Intelligence Agency, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Drug Enforcement Administration, Securities and Exchange Commission, Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, Customs, Internal Revenue Service, U.S. Senate, and numerous state and local law enforcement agencies, as well as Fortune 500 companies. Please feel free to explore the
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