With the ________ Rule, the basis of foundation for the opinion may not be based on "junk science." Just because a person qualifies as an expert, that person cannot offer any opinion unless that opinion is reasonably grounded in scientific fact.

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The Frye Rule pertains to the admissibility of expert testimony, but does not specifically address the use of scientific evidence. The Daubert Rule, on the other hand, sets the standard for the admissibility of scientific evidence and requires that the expert's opinion be based on reliable methods and principles. The Campbell and Brislin Rules are not relevant to this topic.

With the ________ Rule, the Basis of Foundation for the Opinion