The Daubert Standard refers to a standard that is used by a judge dealing with trial cases to assess preliminarily whether the scientific testimony given by an expert is premised on methodology or merely reasoning (Legal Information Institute, 2015). To determine whether the method used by an expert is valid, several factors are considered. The first factor is to determine whether the technique being employed or the theory used can be or has been subjected to testing. The second factor is whether the methodology has been done through peer review leading to its publication. The third factor requires the Continue reading...