The Daubert Trilogy of Cases Impacts Trial Courts By

question 3

Multiple Choice

The Daubert trilogy of cases impacts trial courts by:

• A) putting the burden of decisions about allowing expert testimony on trial judges.
• B) demonstrating that judges understand social science research and methods.
• C) making judges take statistics courses and regular refresher training.
• D) proving scientific research is well understood by all key actors in the legal system.

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Definitions:

U.S. Labor

Refers to the workforce and labor movement within the United States, including its history, policies, and debates concerning workers' rights.

Downward Pressure

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European Union

A political and economic union of 27 European countries that are located primarily in Europe, aiming to promote peace, stability, and economic cooperation among its members.

Capital Mobility

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