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The Washington Times
Supreme Court grants leeway to prosecutors to use expert testimony at trial https://t.co/4vpm37edsc
Marty LedermanJustice Gorsuch's very well-done dissent hints at the more fundamental problem with this sort of "expert" testimony: It rarely satisfies Rule 702. There's no predicate--other than drug courier convictions themselves!--for a law enforcement agent such as the one here ... [1] https://t.co/NKb6DQNwBi
Orin Kerr Although there have been no 4A cases at SCOTUS for a few Terms, the Court did invent a tort for malicious prosecution a while back that they (weirdly) claim is based in the 4A. And they had a case on it today, Chiaverini v. City of Napoleon. https://t.co/4TyC0Kdnji #N https://t.co/lKS103NLcv
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