Under the Daubert Standard, What Are the Criteria That Must

question 19

Multiple Choice

Under the Daubert standard, what are the criteria that must be evaluated by the judge?

• A) Reliability, testable theory or technique, legal sufficiency, lack of bias
• B) Validity, legal sufficiency, relevance, general acceptance
• C) Reliability, validity, general acceptance in the scientific community, known error rate
• D) General acceptance, known error rate, peer review, testable theory or technique

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