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: Day on TortsYet Another Opinion on the Law of Expert Testimony
By John A. Day
The Tennessee Supreme Court has issued another opinion about expert testimony, this one concerning the ability of a family practice doctor to testify about a criminal defendant's ability to form the required mental state to commit a crime. The Court ruled that the expert was qualified to give such an opinion and that it was error to exclude his testimony.
The case is State v. Ferrell, No. M2005-02552-SC-R11-CD (Tenn. 1/29/09). Read about last opinion of the Court on expert testimony here.
Full post as published by Day on Torts on January 29, 2009 (boomark / email).
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