| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - bringing in a medical expert who relies on his ???experience,??? even if his testimony amounts to speculation based on very limited information. (The court engages in a typical subterfuge: instead of explaining how its view of medical testimony fits the rather clear language of Rule 702, it cites that language but focuses on precedents, including precedents from before the rule was amended.
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