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    Do Canadian Courts Sometimes Resist Allowing Expert Testimony Because They
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Do Canadian Courts Sometimes Resist Allowing Expert Testimony Because They

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Do Canadian courts sometimes resist allowing expert testimony because they believe that the expert's testimony is "common sense"?

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