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It came as a complete surprise to me, but apparently Arizona just left behind the Frye Standard for expert testimony, and adopted the Daubert Standard. See the recently signed into law Arizona SB 1189. What it means is that expert witnesses, scientists and other witnesses giving opinion based testimony of a technical nature, will be held [Continue Reading Arizona Adopts Daubert Standard…]  Finally some sense interjected into the criminal justice system, as it relates to expert witness testimony. Fifth Circuit holds that “absent novel challenges, fingerprint evidence is sufficiently reliable to satisfy Rule 702 and Daubert,” and a Daubert hearing is not necessarily required, in United States v. John, _ F.3d. _ (5th Cir. Feb. 9, 2010) (No. [Continue Reading Daubert Hearing Only Needed for Novel Challenges…] |
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