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Fifty-State Survey: Daubert v. Frye-Admissibility of Expert Testimony - Eric R Harlan

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Fifty-State Survey: Daubert v. Frye-Admissibility of Expert Testimony Eric R Harlan ISBN 9781634256612

The role of expert witnesses in litigation has grown steadily in importance, giving rise to an extensive body of case law interpreting the Daubert trilogy and the Rule 702 standard. Although federal courts apply a largely uniform framework for evaluating expert testimony, state courts remain divided in their approaches to admissibility. Many states have adopted the Daubert standard, some continue to follow Frye, and others have developed hybrid or modified standards that reflect elements of both.

The Trial Evidence Committee of the ABA Section of Litigation has closely monitored these evolving developments and prepared this updated survey to assist practitioners in navigating the varied and often complex state-law approaches to expert evidence. This book provides a state-by-state analysis of the standards governing the admissibility of expert testimony, offering clear guidance on how each jurisdiction evaluates expert opinions.

In addition, the appendices include practical tools to help litigators develop effective strategies for expert discovery, qualification, and admissibility. Together, the analysis and supporting materials make this book an essential resource for attorneys handling expert testimony in state and federal courts.

Fifty-State Survey: Daubert v. Frye-Admissibility of Expert Testimony Eric R Harlan ISBN 9781634256612, 978-1634256612 & 9781634256629

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Eric R Harlan
Jennifer Routh