| | Jurimetrics Journal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24) |
 | | Following the lead of federal courts operating under Daubert's broad gatekeeper mandate, Frye jurisdictions are increasingly applying their tests for the admissibility of expert evidence to civil cases, especially toxic tort cases. |
 | | An alternative adopted by some courts is to apply the general acceptance test only to novel scientific evidence, but to subject social science evidence to a separate reliability test under state versions of Federal Rule of Evidence 702. |
 | | Epidemiology, DNA testing, and other methodologies are generally accepted by the scientific community, but only if the relevant studies or tests are conducted properly, and only if the person relying on the methodology has extrapolated (or reasoned) in a generally accepted way from the study or test results to a conclusion. |
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