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General Acceptance Versus Scientific Soundness: Mad Scientists in the Courtroom

David W. Barnes

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Admissibility of Trademark Surveys after Daubert, 84

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Admissibility of Trademark Surveys after Daubert, 84

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Admissibility of Trademark Surveys after Daubert, 84

Key concepts: Supreme court, Federal Rules of Evidence, Law, Soundness, Speculation, Foundation (evidence), Rules of evidence, Scientific evidence

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