Daubert, Frye, and Locard

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What does the Locard Exchange Principle imply?

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Wherever there is contact, something is left behind (evidence).

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In what year did Frye v. the U.S. take place?

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1923.

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What was the reasoning for the judge's ruling in Frye v. the U.S.?

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All of these.

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What new technology was attempted to be admitted into evidence in Frye vs. United States?

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Polygraph.

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Who is known as the Father of Forensics?

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Edmond Locard.

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What is the significance of the Frye standard in legal proceedings?

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It established the standard for admissibility of scientific evidence based on general acceptance in the relevant scientific community.

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What is the main focus of the Daubert standard?

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To assess the relevance and reliability of expert testimony and scientific evidence.

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How does the Locard Exchange Principle relate to crime scene investigation?

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It emphasizes the importance of collecting and analyzing evidence left at a crime scene.

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What is the difference between the Frye and Daubert standards?

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Frye focuses on general acceptance, while Daubert emphasizes scientific validity and reliability.

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What role does expert testimony play in court cases?

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Expert testimony helps the court understand complex scientific or technical issues.