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    Expert witness testimonies must be scientific, technical, and specifically relevant that will acknowledge the trier of fact to define evidence and determine the fact of the issue. Evidence obtained by expert witness’s must be based off of sufficient facts produced by applicable, reliable, principles and methods. In response to Daubert v. Merrill Daw Pharmaceuticals ( 509 U.S. 579 (1993), and other cases applying the Daubert standard. Under the Daubert standard the expert’s theory must be testable, the technique or theory has been publicized or subject to peer review, obtained a rate of error and success, and the theory must be generally accepted in the scientific community. The United States v Bonds requires expert evidence to hold ‘scientific…

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    Expert Witness Standards

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    The standards that are used by courts to determine who is qualified to be an expert witness are first and foremost familiarity and competency in the subject matter. The witness must possess education and knowledge of the subject, as well as practical experience and training in the subject. While there is no absolute law as to the extent of the amount of knowledge and experience is needed to qualify as an expert witness, it is encouraged that at a minimum he or she is able to put their…

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    suggested that the perception of trial fairness was dependent on balance, such that when both sides had a consultant or neither side had a consultant the trial procedure was seen as fair. Research Review A Confidence-Credibility Model of Expert Witness Persuasion In this study, Cramer, Decoster, Harris, Fletcher, and Brodsky (2011) propose that the extent of the persuasion power of expert witness is related to how credible and confident they appear. In other words, credibility and confidence of…

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    Dalla's Defense Theory

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    In order to answer this question, the expert witness needs to inform the jury of the reasonableness of Darla’s perception of danger (Fulero & Wrightsman, 2009). For example, when a woman with BWS attacks her victim in his or her sleep, it signifies that even when her batterer is sleeping, she is still afraid for her life. Fulero and Wrightsman (2009) explain that the expert witness’s testimony may “demonstrate how repeated physical abuse can heighten a battered woman’s fear and awareness of her…

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    different aspects of the legal system. The psychologist in criminal justice field studies the offenders, victims, law enforcement employees, juror expert witnesses, prison guards, judges and parole officers. The examination discoveries of a psychologist will have impact on all these fields in the legal system, and this obligation accompanies the need to take after strict moral rules while, creating and conveying exact data to clarify particular legal circumstances or settle legal differences.…

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    Expert Witness In Nursing

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    Expert witnesses are those who assist jury by offering views and opinions regarding the nursing negligence issues that considered as malpractice. Nurse expert witness helps to provide high quality evidence regarding the healthcare issues in aiding the jury to make a fair and rational judgment. Every expert witness is required to attain necessary skills, broad specialized knowledge and experiences in order to assure the opinions given are accurate and reliable. Expert witness should only give…

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    Physical Abuse Case Study

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    to leave. Thirty minutes following their ejection from the bar, witnesses claimed to see the Deweys arguing loudly in the parking lot. A witness then saw Shelli Dewey “draped over” Steven Dewey, yelling hysterically “Please don’t die! Please don’t die on me!” (Dewey v. the State of Nevada, 2007) Dewey was brought into custody…

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    Dyas Test Rule

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    admissibility of expert testimony involve the relevancy and reliability of the social evidence on how women and children respond to trauma and abuse. The Dyas test gives a three-fold test admissibility of expert testimony which helps the courts determine the relevancy of an expert opinion (Dyas v. United States, YEAR). The requirements of Dyas test include (1) the subject matter needs to be related and beyond the ken of average person who does not have specialized knowledge of the subject, (2)…

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    confidence included both verbal and nonverbal behaviors (Cramer et al., 2011). Although the age range of the participants of this study was broad and their ethnic backgrounds were not very diverse, the participant pool did contain Hispanic, African American, and five participants identifying as other ethnicities. For future research, it could be helpful to consider cultural perceptions of confidence and credibility. Another limitation to this study could be the educational level of the…

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    Forensic Psychologists Make?). It was reported that new graduates with their doctorate receive an average of $62,222 in an entry-level position. Though, on the lower end of the spectrum they could make $35,163 and on the higher end they could make $122,920 (How Much Do Forensic Psychologists Make?). Moving on to the criminalist job description, criminalists examine, classify, and draw conclusions from physical evidence (Criminalist Career, Job, Degrees and Training Information). Their most vital…

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