The following statement given by a doctor is opinion: "Those injuries are consistent with sexual assault."
Expert opinion evidence is...
Admissible so long as the jury's decision is not prejudicially swayed by the opinion.
Presumptively admissible
Presumptively inadmissible
Where the distinction between opinion and fact is not clear...
It is presumptively treated as opinion.
It is up to the judge to use discretion as to whether to admit it.
It is presumptively treated as fact.
Which of the following is NOT part of the test in R v Mohan for admitting expert evidence?
Relevance
Necessity
Absence of any exclusionary rule
General acceptance of the expert's technique
The expert is properly qualified