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Question 1: The tribunal itself, or the judge, can in some systems call upon experts to technically evaluate a certain ________ or action, in order to provide the court with a complete knowledge on the fact/action it is judging.
CausalityEmpiricismAristotleFact

Question 2: This privilege is similar to the work product protected by the ________.
Legal professional privilege (England & Wales)Legal professional privilege (common law)Legal professional privilege (Australia)Attorney-client privilege

Question 3: ________ and medical negligence cases are typical examples
Intellectual propertyHuman rightsLawSharia

Question 4: In civil cases, the work of accident analysis, forensic engineers, and forensic accountants is usually important, the latter to assess ________ and costs in long and complex cases.
Deposition (law)Judgment (law)PleadingDamages

Question 5: ________ and Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals
Daubert standardEvidence (law)PseudoscienceExpert witness

Question 6: Typically, ________ are relied on for opinions on severity of injury, degree of insanity, cause of failure in a machine or other device, loss of earnings, care costs, and the like.
Expert witnessCognitive scienceExpertExperience

Question 7: Senior ________ — U.K., Ireland, and Commonwealth consultants, U.S.
PhysicianPsychiatryMedical schoolPediatrics

Question 8: The expert has a heavy responsibility, especially in penal trials, and perjury by an expert is a severely punished ________ in most countries.
TreasonMurderExtortionCrime

Question 9: Fingerprint examination, blood analysis and ________ are common kinds of expert evidence heard in serious criminal cases.
Competence (law)DNA profilingReal evidenceExpert witness

Question 10: In England and Wales, under the ________ (CPR), an expert witness is required to be independent and address his or her expert report to the Court.
English lawUnited Kingdom labour lawUnited Kingdom competition lawCivil Procedure Rules 1998
















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