Alford v. Drum

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• acknowledging that expert testimony is often based on facts already in the record
• acknowledging that expert testimony is often based on facts already in the record
• stating that “it is well established in this jurisdiction that speed alone, or speed accompanied by inadvertence, or speed accompanied by acts of mere negligence, as the term is ordinarily understood, does not meet the test of [a reckless disregard of the rights of others]

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