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In 2002, this column devoted two articles to the division of authority over the question of whether the Frye general acceptance test or the Daubert empirical validation standard should govern the admissibility of purportedly scientific expert testimony. Those articles pointed out that a significant minority still follow Frye. Although Frye is technically a minority view, even in 2005 most state trials are governed by the general acceptance test.
July 11, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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