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A Manhattan judge has declined to allow expert testimony on eyewitness identifications in a murder trial, finding that studies on the issue are so conflicting that the jurors should not be subjected to them. The ruling, which was issued after the holding of a Frye hearing, represents the most extensive judicial examination of eyewitness testimony as science. It also contrasts with rulings in other cases.
September 16, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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