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January 30, 2012

UC Davis Law School Daubert Hearing Symposium March 2, 2012

UC Davis Law Review is hosting a free Daubert Hearing Symposium on March 2, 2012.  Here's how its website describes the conference:

Come and learn from the experts about the tactical use of scientific evidence in litigation. On March 2, 2012, the UC Davis Law Review will host a symposium in two parts. In the first half, a federal judge and two experienced attorneys will conduct a Daubert hearing on a controversial type of expert testimony. During the second segment, our expert academic panel will comment on scientific evidence and discuss the law and tactics of Daubert hearings.

This symposium is designed to help scientists and litigators better produce and evaluate scientific evidence.

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