ALF Amicus Brief Explains FRE 702’s Critical Role In Class-Certification Decisions
At least as far back as its participation as amicus curiae in the Daubert trilogy of Supreme Court decisions, the Atlantic Legal Foundation (ALF) has been one of the nation’s foremost advocates for ensuring that federal district judges fulfill their “gatekeeper” role under Federal Rule of Evidence 702. Under Rule 702, federal district judges can admit into evidence, or otherwise rely […]
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