Irish judge's stunning display forces rethink on lecture style

October 2, 2008 Diagnostic Imaging. Irish judge's stunning display forces rethink on lecture style Philip Ward, Editor -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It was a special moment of conference drama: a High Court judge giving a carefully crafted presentation about how doctors should conduct themselves in medicolegal cases. The atmosphere was electric. Attendees listened as if their very livelihoods depended on it, knowing that senior lawyers rarely share their wisdom and trade secrets in this way. Such moments are a major reason why so many people still feel the need to attend live meetings rather than rely only on Internet chat rooms and e-forums. You can read more about this session in the news section of this issue. As an appetizer, a popular and respected past president of the U.K. Royal College of Radiologists, Prof. Peter Armstrong, gave a practical lecture about the radiologist's role as an expert witness.

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