City of Owensboro v. Adams

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• noting that Daubert is applied in procedurally different manner in bench trial in that trial court often admits evidence first and then disregards it upon deciding it is unreliable
• “[I]n a bench trial, the trial court, without a Daubert hearing, will often admit the evidence first and then disregard it upon deciding that it is unreliable.”
• “Nevertheless, a court need not always hold a Daubert hearing even when the evidence is offered in a jury trial, Clay v. Ford Motor Co., 215 F.3d 663, 667 (6th Cir. 2000

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