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Which court concluded that Hazelwood's linkage analysis was not sufficiently reliable?
Which court concluded that Hazelwood's linkage analysis was not sufficiently reliable?
- The appellate court
- The trial court
- The Supreme Court of New Jersey (correct)
- The federal court
Which criteria did the appellate court evaluate Hazelwood's testimony against?
Which criteria did the appellate court evaluate Hazelwood's testimony against?
- Frye criteria
- Brady criteria
- Daubert criteria (correct)
- Miranda criteria
What type of evidence is linkage analysis considered to be?
What type of evidence is linkage analysis considered to be?
- Forensic evidence (correct)
- Circumstantial evidence
- Hearsay evidence
- Direct evidence
What was the outcome of the Supreme Court of New Jersey's decision?
What was the outcome of the Supreme Court of New Jersey's decision?
What issue did the Supreme Court of New Jersey point out regarding Hazelwood's testimony?
What issue did the Supreme Court of New Jersey point out regarding Hazelwood's testimony?
According to the Daubert criteria, scientific evidence is considered valid if it adheres to professional standards. Which of the following is NOT one of the Daubert criteria?
According to the Daubert criteria, scientific evidence is considered valid if it adheres to professional standards. Which of the following is NOT one of the Daubert criteria?
In the case of New Jersey v. Fortin, what was the basis for the trial court's decision to admit Roy Hazelwood's testimony?
In the case of New Jersey v. Fortin, what was the basis for the trial court's decision to admit Roy Hazelwood's testimony?
According to the Frye v. United States ruling, what is the criteria for admitting expert testimony in court?
According to the Frye v. United States ruling, what is the criteria for admitting expert testimony in court?
What were the major criticisms of the admissibility criteria prior to the Daubert decision?
What were the major criticisms of the admissibility criteria prior to the Daubert decision?
What was the outcome of Frye's request to admit the results from a polygraph exam?
What was the outcome of Frye's request to admit the results from a polygraph exam?
What is the role of a criminal profiler in court?
What is the role of a criminal profiler in court?
When were criteria for accepting expert testimony first established in the United States?
When were criteria for accepting expert testimony first established in the United States?
Who did the U.S. Supreme Court suggest judges should turn to for determining the validity of scientific evidence?
Who did the U.S. Supreme Court suggest judges should turn to for determining the validity of scientific evidence?
What is the name given to the criterion established in the Frye v. United States ruling?
What is the name given to the criterion established in the Frye v. United States ruling?
Has the 'general acceptance test' as a criterion for admitting expert testimony in court been widely accepted or criticized?
Has the 'general acceptance test' as a criterion for admitting expert testimony in court been widely accepted or criticized?
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