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Sidebar - I Taught It Wrong
Statutes & Stethoscopes: Sidebar - I Taught It Wrong
I have been saying, on this show, on other podcasts and in my own course, that the standard for an expert opinion is fifty-one percent, more likely than not. Part of that was right. Part of it was wrong. In this bonus Sidebar I correct it on the record.
I explain the difference between the burden of proof the jury applies and the confidence language you use in your own opinion, and untangle three phrases: more likely than not, reasonable degree of medical probability, and reasonable degree of medical certainty. I walk through how I got it…
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