- The Daubert Standard is used by U.S. courts to assess the scientific validity and relevance of expert testimony before it is admitted as evidence.
- It ensures that the methods and principles underlying the testimony are based on sound scientific reasoning and can be tested.
- This standard helps judges act as gatekeepers to prevent unreliable or pseudoscientific evidence from influencing the jury.
- It is fundamental in maintaining the integrity of expert evidence in legal proceedings.

Reference: Evidence: Examples & Explanations, 7th Edition, Chapter 8: Expert Testimony and Daubert Standard