Is it fair for the court to partly base its decisions on the opinion of another individual, even if this person is considered an expert? Could there be an issue of bias? Is a decision based upon "expert" testimony more warranted in some cases as opposed to others? What about in death penalty cases? Are there alternatives for helping judges look at complex evidence?
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