Sentence examples for admissible expert from inspiring English sources

Monsanto told the court that neither the views of IARC or EPA are necessarily relevant to the general causation issue of the litigation because plaintiffs will need to present admissible expert testimony showing the company's products in fact caused their cancers.

The Daubert standard requires that admissible expert testimony, before trial, must be both relevant and reliable.

But the court, as it occasionally does, redrafted the question presented by the petitioner, now focusing on whether a trial judge must insist on "admissible evidence, including expert testimony, to show that the case is susceptible to awarding damages on a classwide basis".

Mr. Quereshi said that he considered the video admissible evidence, and that the F.B.I. expert would testify that it had not been tampered with.

It is very unlikely that the videotape will be admissible in court, according to legal experts and child psychologists.

Experts and their testimony are admissible for determining the value of such publications.

The experts already expected a big amount of admissible project roadmaps but were really surprised about the factual amount.

It has also been held that psychiatric testimony as to the future dangerousness question, often given by expert witnesses who have never examined the defendant, is admissible, despite the inherent uncertainty of predicting recidivism.

Legal experts believe Durst's stream-of-consciousness ramblings would be admissible in court, as the 71-year-old agreed that statements he made during the filming process could be used in the final version of the film.

Mr. Reinares, the expert on terrorism, said the tribunal appeared to have been very strict in its definition of admissible evidence.

Loyola law school professor Stanley Goldman, an expert on criminal procedure and evidence issues, agreed that the recorded comments would most likely be admissible as evidence in court.