Tag: admissibility of evidence

November 27, 2025 / Mohammed looti

DAUBERT TEST

Introduction and Definitional Framework The Daubert Test represents a foundational analytical framework employed within the jurisdiction of American federal courts, designed to meticulously establish whether the scientific testimony proffered by an expert witness is admissible in a legal proceeding. This standard was introduced as a necessary supplement to, and eventual replacement of, the long-standing Frye […]

November 4, 2025 / Mohammed looti

STATE V MACK

Introduction to the State V Mack Decision The landmark legal decision known as State V Mack established a crucial precedent within American jurisprudence concerning the admissibility of evidence derived from memory recovered or refreshed under hypnosis. Issued by the Minnesota Supreme Court, this ruling fundamentally altered the landscape for forensic investigations and courtroom testimony, particularly […]