Judge Okays QEEG Evidence for Grady Nelson Highly Publicized Grady Nelson Death Penalty Trial Sets National Precedent with Florida Circuit Court Judge Hogan-Scola's Admission of QEEG Brain Mapping Evidence Miami, FL (PRWEB) October 30, 2010 "This may be the first time in any United States criminal courtroom where QEEG analysis has been ruled admissible and respected for its ability to provide vital information on brain injury and impairment," explains Terence Lenamon, death-qualified Miami criminal defense attorney and co-counsel with David S.

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By Jim Stafford, The Oklahoman Mar. 12--TULSA -- Eight days of repetitious questioning of witnesses and courtroom posturing by attorneys from both sides reached the boiling point Tuesday for federal judge Gregory K. Frizzell.

By Kolar, Robert D I. INTRODUCTION Junk Science in the courtroom shall be no more. Thus said the United States Supreme Court in Daubert v.

By Gori, Gio Batta; Bingham, Eula; Boden, Les; Clapp, Richard; Et al A sea of ink in a recent Journal supplement1 contains much criticism of the Supreme Court's Daubert opinion.