Inside the hearing room, Henry had ruled that they would go ahead for now and introduce the material when it was brought over.
Continuing her challenge, Diana said, "I repeat again, this is evidence, this is material that was sent to the document examiners that I have not seen. Is that correct? Even though you and Lyle have both assured me that I was given all the evidence?"
"Well, that only meant that you had all the material sent at that time. This is additional information that the document examiners brought with them."
"Material that I was not privy to and had no opportunity to question the document examiners on! I consider this most unfair."
Anuse smirked.
"Well," Henry replied, "you will see it presently so that's all right. The committee may now ask additional questions."
Esther wanted to know what was going on in the department. "We have heard from Lyle, Ian and Randy. What is your perception?"
Damn the woman, fumed Henry. I purposely warned her against asking that kind of question. He turned his full attention on Diana's answer.
"I will confirm first that there were problems. When I was in the course, I objected to using published material without permission from the publisher and credit to the author.
"I also refused to allow them to use the manual I had written and copyrighted, which they wanted to present to the students as their own after they had added to it.