Expert Testimony Training for the Prosecutor and Scientist II

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Expert Testimony Training for the Prosecutor and Scientist II

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Due to the popularity of the Expert Testimony I course, a second section has been added. Section II will cover expert testimony for the forensic toxicologist and will be lab oriented. Material in the module includes a discussion of rules of evidence, including Frye and Daubert standards; a discussion of the role of the laboratory; legal cases, testing, and retrograde BAC calculation considerations.

Course Type: On-Demand Presentation
Length: Approximately 60 minutes
Performance Requirement: Interactive questions will be included in the material to ensure participants understand the material. Documentation will be provided for attendance.
Course Accreditation: Certificate of Attendance

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