Expert Testimony

Testifying on Trial: Guiding Law Enforcement Through Expert Testimony in Diaz v. United States

The Supreme Court recently issued a decision in an important case that could affect how law enforcement officers act as expert witnesses. Diaz v. United States deals with a niche yet significant topic: the role of police officers as expert witnesses and the admissibility of law enforcement testimony regarding the defendant’s specific mental state. This case began after Delilah Diaz was stopped at a […]

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