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| Title | Trial testimony of WILLIAM A. FARONE, Ph.D., February 24, 2003 [p.m.], SCOTT v. AMERICAN TOBACCO CO. |
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| Document Date | 20030224 (February 24, 2003) |
| Document Type | Trial testimony |
| Bates Number |
FARONEW022403PM
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| Collection | DATTA |
| Topic | health effects; design and manufacture |
| Pages | 48 |
| Organizations Mentioned | Philip Morris Companies Inc.; Tobacco Institute |
| Notes | Frank Statement |
| Description | The witness, former Director of Applied Research for Philip Morris, continued to testify as a fact witness on behalf of the plaintiffs. He described the goals of the research he did at Philip Morris. He claimed that Philip Morris provided its Research & Development employees that included recommended responses to any questions about what the company was doing on smoking and health. For example, if an employee were asked what is in cigarette smoke that causes cancer they were prompted to answer with suggested responses. He believes that there were several different versions of the document and that it had originally been created by the Tobacco Institute in the early 1970s. |
| Case Name | Scott v. American Tobacco Co. |
| Date Added UCSF | 20060120 (January 20, 2006) |
| Witness | Farone, William Anthony, Ph.D. (affiliation: Philip Morris Inc. (former); fact_type: Tobacco Company Scientist; job_title: Director, Applied Research; side: Plaintiff; witness_type: Fact) |
| TID | dir07a00 |
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