Supreme Court of New Jersey· 8/1/2018

In re Accutane Litig.

Citations

191 A.3d 560
234 N.J. 340

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reiterating that an abuse-of-discretion scope of review generally applies to appeal of evidentiary rulings by civil judges
explaining that “the gatekeeping function prevents the jury’s exposure to unsound science through the compelling voice of an expert” and “[d]ifficult as it may be, the gatekeeping role must be rigorous”
explaining that “the gatekeeping function prevents the jury’s exposure to unsound science through the compelling voice of an expert” and “[d]ifficult as it may be, the gatekeeping role must be rigorous”
explaining that “the gatekeeping function prevents the jury’s exposure to unsound science through the compelling voice of an expert” and “[d]ifficult as it may be, the gatekeeping role must be rigorous”
explaining that “the gatekeeping function prevents the jury’s exposure to unsound science through the compelling voice of an expert” and “[d]ifficult as it may be, the gatekeeping role must be rigorous”
explaining that “the gatekeeping function prevents the jury’s exposure to unsound science through the compelling voice of an expert” and “[d]ifficult as it may be, the gatekeeping role must be rigorous”

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Judges: Lavecchia

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