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Legal Definitions - forensic testimony
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Definition of forensic testimony
Forensic testimony is when a scientific expert gives testimony to help with a lawsuit or prosecution. This testimony is given by an expert witness on a technical or scientific issue.
- A forensic scientist testifying about DNA evidence in a criminal trial
- An engineer testifying about the cause of a building collapse in a civil lawsuit
- A medical examiner testifying about the cause of death in a wrongful death lawsuit
These examples illustrate how forensic testimony can be used in different types of legal cases. In each case, a scientific expert is called upon to provide their knowledge and expertise to help the court make a decision.
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Simple Definition
Forensic testimony is when a scientist or expert gives information in court to help solve a legal case. They explain technical or scientific things to help the judge and jury understand the evidence better.
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