When Do Judges Typically Apply the Daubert Standard

question 28

Multiple Choice

When do judges typically apply the Daubert standard?

• A) when an attorney challenges the introduction of evidence
• B) when the Frye standard does not apply
• C) when the science is flawed
• D) when the defendant pleads not guilty by reason of insanity

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