A proponent may not attempt to obtain an admission from the respondent that the proponent's expert opinions are correct.

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A proponent can attempt to obtain an admission from the respondent that the proponent's expert opinions are correct, often through cross-examination or presenting evidence that supports their expert's opinions, in hopes of strengthening their case or undermining the respondent's position.

A Proponent May Not Attempt to Obtain an Admission from the Respondent