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An error rate of 30% implies that CBCA assessments are not made beyond reasonable doubt , which is the standard of proof typically set in criminal courts My answer to the third question for CBCA laboratory research is thus yes, too high Of particular interest is the error rate of SVA judgements in eld studies A properly conducted eld study examining this error rate has not been published to date, so my answers for CBCA eld research, the Validity Checklist, and SVA as a whole are all no As long as the error rate in eld studies is unknown, there is no better alternative than to use the known error rate in CBCA laboratory studies This error rate, around 30%, is probably not an unreasonable estimate for the accuracy of SVA judgements.

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I discussed in the Validity Checklist section that SVA experts in real life tend to rely heavily on the CBCA outcomes when making their nal verdicts Moreover, there is reason to believe that truth/lie assessments in real-life situations are as dif cult as, or even more dif cult than, truth/lie assessments in laboratory studies, because numerous issues that are typically controlled for in laboratory studies can impact upon CBCA scores in real life I discussed the dif culty in identifying, measuring, and determining the exact impact of these issues in the Validity Checklist section In that section I also questioned the justi cation of some issues that appear in the Validity Checklist and argued that some relevant issues are not included in the Validity Checklist.

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I also argued that some types of false statements that may appear in real life (embedded false statements/lies and false memories) will be dif cult to detect In summary, although the error rate for SVA assessments in real-life cases is unknown, incorrect decisions are likely to occur given the numerous dif culties associated with making SVA assessments If I take the known CBCA error rate of 30% as a guideline, it is clear that the accuracy of SVA assessments does not achieve a level that is beyond reasonable doubt In other words, SVA assessments are not accurate enough to be presented as scienti c evidence in criminal courts Question 4: Has the Hypothesis and/or Technique been Subjected to Peer Review and Publication A growing number of CBCA studies have now been published in peerreviewed journals, both laboratory studies and eld studies Validity Checklist studies and SVA studies are still lacking.

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My answer to the fourth Daubert question is thus yes regarding CBCA laboratory and eld research, but no regarding Validity Checklist and SVA research as a whole..