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In a case that boils down to a duel between experts' testimony, does one side gain an unfair advantage when it calls in a former judge as its hired gun? Is there a presumption that juries will kowtow to experts who used to decide cases like the one at hand? In New Jersey, the ethical guidelines are blurry at best, yet former judges continue to be called as experts, and in some cases, even as jury members.
June 03, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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