When the scientific experts finished giving their…
““When the scientific experts finished giving their testimony, the presiding judge asked Van Meegeren if he had any comments...He then added dryly that, from now on, the faking of old-master paintings would, of course, be impossible.””
About This Quote
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Judge asks about comments after expert testimony, implying future impossibility of art forgery.
In simple terms: Judge questions expert testimony, implying art forgery will be impossible.
Key Takeaway
Consider how legal statements can deter wrongdoing.
Themes
legal
expert testimony
art forgery
future
impossibility
Mood
statement
legal
cautionary
Type
Constitution:0
Science:0
Testimony:0
Judge Asked:0
Meegeren Comments:0
Experts Finished:0
Scientific Experts:0
When to use this quote
- legal authority may not stop determined forgers.
Key Concepts
law
ethics
art history
courtroom dynamics
Questions to Reflect On
- skeptical
- concerned
A Different Perspective
How effective are legal warnings in preventing fraud?;Can testimony truly deter future crimes?