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Appellate Practice

Oct. 26, 2000

Study Reveals Judges Examine Expert Testimony Thoroughly

WASHINGTON - A study released this week by the Federal Judicial Center reveals that federal judges are more likely to exclude expert testimony in civil cases today than they were nine years ago, before a series of Supreme Court decisions revised the standards for admissibility of such testimony at trial.

By Daniel A. Shaw
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        WASHINGTON - A study released this week by the Federal Judicial Center reveals that federal judges are more likely to exclude expert testimony in civil cases today than they were nine years ago, before a series of Supreme Court decisions revised the standards for admissibi...

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