"If an expert claimed something that most other experts in the field would agree with,the testimony would be admitted into evidence." This statement BEST applies to the admission of expert testimony into evidence as provided by which litigation?

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The Frye standard, also known as the "general acceptance" test, requires that scientific evidence and expert testimony be based on theories and methods that are generally accepted in the relevant scientific community. Under this standard, if an expert's testimony is based on a scientific theory or technique that is generally accepted in their field, the testimony would be admissible in court.

"If an Expert Claimed Something That Most Other Experts in the Field