... publication, than others. Some types of expert testimony will not rely on anything like a scientific method, and so will have to be evaluated by reference to other standard principles attendant to the particular area of expertise. The trial judge... Security Consulting - Página 107por Charles A. Sennewald - 2004 - 195 páginasPré-visualização limitada - Acerca deste livro
| American Bar Association - 2003 - 560 páginas
...testimony by any expert and that "[t]he trial judges in all cases of expert testimony must find it is properly grounded, well-reasoned, and not speculative before it can be admitted." The Committee Note points out that if a witness is relying primarily on experience to reach an opinion,... | |
| Bethany Spielman - 2007 - 186 páginas
...qualifications, their conclusions and their assurances of reliability. Under Daubert, that's not enough.") The more subjective and controversial the expert's...likely the testimony should be excluded as unreliable. See James R. O'Conner, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Commonwealth Edison Company and London Nuclear Services,... | |
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