Just out of curiosity, how much trouble would he be in if he'd answered:
"I never had a full-time academic job, no, but have consulted with a number of PhD students as a knowledge resource in cryptography."
Is overanswering a bad thing in a court setting? It seems like lawyers always fish for information they can slant; full disclosure on a topic would seem to correct that failing?
"I never had a full-time academic job, no, but have consulted with a number of PhD students as a knowledge resource in cryptography."
Is overanswering a bad thing in a court setting? It seems like lawyers always fish for information they can slant; full disclosure on a topic would seem to correct that failing?