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Re: NC Law Review on Fire Investigation
Posted by: Chris Bloom, CJBFireConsultant (IP Logged)
Date: September 03, 2020 12:17AM
Thank you for the update John.
Your experiences are much different than those I have experienced out here on the west coast. Especially in the nine western states, I have seen pretty much let anyone testify on anything and the court generally allow it, especially under FRYE.
Complete Consistency across all legal venues would be a nice start, but alas that it not likely to happen anytime soon in the near future.
thanks again.
Chris
Your experiences are much different than those I have experienced out here on the west coast. Especially in the nine western states, I have seen pretty much let anyone testify on anything and the court generally allow it, especially under FRYE.
Complete Consistency across all legal venues would be a nice start, but alas that it not likely to happen anytime soon in the near future.
thanks again.
Chris
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