Volume Thirty Four -- Book One

EXPERT ADMISSIBILITY SYMPOSIUM: WHAT IS THE QUESTION? WHAT IS THE ANSWER? HOW SHOULD THE COURT FRAME A QUESTION TO WHICH STANDARDS OF RELIABILITY ARE TO BE APPLIED?
MAIN PAPER PRESENTATIONS: FRAMING THE QUESTION TO WHICH RELIABILITY STANDARDS ARE APPLIED
Expertise and the Supreme Court: What is the Problem?	Ronald J. Allen
Kumho Tire and Expert Reliability: How the Question You Ask Gives the Answer You Get	Mark P. Denbeaux & D. Michael Risinger
COMMENTARIES AND QUESTIONS
An Embarrassing Episode in the History of the Law of Evidence	John H. Mansfield
Eyes Wide Shut: Hidden Problems and Future Consequences of the Fact-Based Validity Standard	Joëlle Anne Moreno
The Structure of Expertise in Criminal Cases	Christopher Slobogin
Tenth Anniversary of the Supreme Court’s Decision in Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc.: The Respective Roles of Trial and Appellate Courts in Daubert-Kumho Rulings	The Honorable John J. Gibbons
MAIN PAPER PRESENTATIONS: PROPER RELIABILITY STANDARDS FOR EXPERTISE NOT THE EXPLICIT PRODUCT OF SCIENCE
Expert Information and Expert Evidence: A Preliminary Taxonomy	Samuel R. Gross & Jennifer L. Mnookin
Reliability and the Admissibility of Experts	Dale A. Nance
COMMENTARIES AND QUESTIONS
Expert Evidence in Flatland: The Geometry of a World Without Scientific Culture	David L. Faigman
The Relativity of Reliability	Edward J. Imwinkelried
Reliability Under Rule 702: A Specialized Application of 403	Calvin William Sharpe
The Limits of Cross-Examination	James M. Shellow
COMMENTS
The Replying Game: Making the Case for Adopting the Fifth Circuit’s Use of Particularized Replies in § 1983 Actions	Michael T.G. Long