Morley v. Reed [2015] 1 JLR_Note 20 (02 March 2015)
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The court addressed the requirements and standards for admitting expert evidence and the proper conduct of expert witnesses.
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Morley
ApplicantReed
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admissibility and use of expert evidence
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Jersey law
Rules governing the admissibility and role of expert evidence and expert witnesses in court proceedings.
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The court addressed the requirements and standards for admitting expert evidence and the proper conduct of expert witnesses.
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