If the Testimony of an Expert Witness Is Critical to a Case

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Multiple Choice

If the testimony of an expert witness is critical to a case being made, but the judge rejects the expert testimony as not credible, then, according to the Supreme Court:

• A) there will be a new trial with the witness allowed to present corrected evidence
• B) there will be a new trial with a different witness
• C) there will be a new trial if the defendant, not the plaintiff, wishes to have one with or without new experts
• D) the case may be ended by summary judgment
• E) none of the other choices are correct

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