The Impact of Daubert on Forensic Science

Henry F. Fradella · Lauren O'Neill · Adam Fogarty

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Legal processes and jurisprudence Criminal Law and Evidence Jury Decision Making Processes

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A. Background on the Admissibility of Scientific Evidence 1.The Frye General Acceptance Test 2. The Federal Rules of Evidence 3. The Daubert Standard for Admissibility of Scientific Evidence 4. Daubert Expanded B. Implications for Forensic Science C. Purpose of the Present Study III.RESEARCH METHODOLOGY A. Data Collection B.

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