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We have now had three U.S. Supreme Court decisions, Daubert in 1993, Joiner in 1997 and Kumho in 1999�and a 2000 amendment to Federal Rule of Evidence 702�addressing the question of the standards for admitting expert testimony. Even with the benefit of the amendment and those cases, there are still areas of uncertainty in the law governing expert evidence.
April 19, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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