Missouri should dump the use of junk science in its courtrooms | Missouri Independent
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The article advocates for Missouri to revise its expert testimony standards to align with updated federal rules, emphasizing the importance of reliable science in courtrooms. It argues that current practices may lead to misinformation that negatively impacts patient care and public trust.
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SPAG90
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This opinion piece presents a strong argument for updating expert testimony standards in Missouri, supported by factual references, but could have included more diverse perspectives on the issue.
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