Daubert Standard (Expert Testimony)

Florida legal definition under F.S. 90.702

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Definition: Florida adopted the Daubert standard in 2013 for determining the admissibility of expert testimony. The judge acts as a gatekeeper, evaluating whether the expert's methodology is scientifically valid, reliable, and applicable to the case.

Category: Evidence · Statute: F.S. 90.702 · Source: Florida Legislature

Understanding Daubert Standard (Expert Testimony) in Florida

Florida adopted the Daubert standard in 2013 for determining the admissibility of expert testimony. The judge acts as a gatekeeper, evaluating whether the expert's methodology is scientifically valid, reliable, and applicable to the case.

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