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Million dollar expert brain guy gets whacked in Las Vegas

Posted on June 22, 2017 by csidds

  Judges do understand the “hired gun” aspects of expert witnessing. A insurance defense motivated neurosurgeon must have used too many boiler plate testimonies in their courts. They threw him out on his ear. One judge reviewed 371 of his … Continue reading →

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How a DA used an “inconclusive” DNA result to imply it supported the victim’s testimony

Posted on January 6, 2016 by csidds

No one ever denies that criminal trials are merely a war of words supporting implications of guilt or innocence. The experts were not at the crime scene, and neither was the jury nor the judge. That’s what makes victim visual … Continue reading →

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