When expert testimony is critical to a case, but is excluded as unreliable, there is a right to a new trial with a new, credible witness.

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The exclusion of expert testimony as unreliable does not automatically grant the right to a new trial with a new, credible witness. The decision to grant a new trial is at the discretion of the court and depends on the specific circumstances of the case.

When Expert Testimony Is Critical to a Case, but Is