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: Blog 702

Department of Citations for Obscure Propositions

By Peter Nordberg

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Sometimes we run across an expert report that seems largely devoid of direction or argument, and we find it can be hard to identify, in any succinct and familiar legal vocabulary, the evidentiary vice from which it suffers.You've seen the kind of report we're talking about. The expert may be well qualified, and the propositions stated in the report, considered in themselves, may look defensible enough -- some to the point of being platitudinous. Each proposition may even be supported by citati read more

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