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Standard for Excluding Expert Testimony: 50 State Survey
Practical Law Checklist w-017-6355 (Approx. 25 pages)
Standard for Excluding Expert Testimony: 50 State Survey
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This Chart provides a state-by-state overview of the standards used to admit or exclude expert testimony at trial in civil cases. Specifically, this chart identifies whether a state has adopted the Frye standard, Daubert standard, or its own standard for admitting expert testimony in a legal proceeding.