Which of the following is not a criterion often used by judges in determining the admissibility of expert witness testimony?
A)The scientific nature of the work
B)The likelihood it will lead to an acquittal
C)The relevance of the work
D)How widely agreed-upon it is by other experts

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Judges are primarily concerned with the reliability and relevance of the expert's work, as well as their qualifications and methodology. The likelihood of the testimony leading to an acquittal is not a relevant criterion for admissibility.

Which of the Following Is Not a Criterion Often Used