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Evolving Legal Standards for the Admissibility of Scientific Evidence
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  • 1980The Admissibility of Novel Scientific Evidence: Frye v. United States, a Half-Century Later103 cited
  • 1985What is the Question Concerning the Rationality of Science?83 cited
  • 1984Epidemiologic Proof in Toxic Tort Litigation44 cited

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  • 1992Statistical Reasoning in the Legal Setting37 cited
  • 1990Physical anthropology and the law: Legal responsibilities of forensic anthropologists27 cited
  • 2001Expertise in Law, Medicine, and Health Care22 cited
  • 2010Legal Questions and Scientific Answers : Ontological Differences and Epistemic Gaps in the Assessment of Causal Relations16 cited
  • 1992Accuracy and expert testimony.13 cited

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