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qualification of expert witnesses  

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  • Under the Federal Rules of Evidence and virtually all state codes, expertise is defined by the nature and scope of the proffered opinion. The basic issue with regard to a qualifications assessment is whether the witness has the background to support his or her intended testimony. [Source: Encyclopedia of Psychology and Law; Expert Testimony, Qualifications of Experts]

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