Glossary entry

Dutch term or phrase:

rechter-poortwachter

Dutch answer:

judge gatekeeper

Added to glossary by Sherefedin MUSTAFA
Jul 30, 2021 11:54
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Dutch term

rechter-poortwachter

Dutch Law/Patents Law (general)
Uit een arrest van de HR
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4 +1 judge gatekeeper

Discussion

Barend van Zadelhoff Jul 31, 2021:
Niet mijn gebied, maar zowel in Canada als de VS lijkt de trial judge als gatekeeper te fungeren.

Deze is over Canada:

THE ETHICS OF THE EXPERT WITNESS AND THE JUDGE’S
GATEKEEPER ROLE

Chapter 1 discusses “The Legal Framework for Scientific Evidence” and the
trial judge’s “gatekeeper” role.6 As the authors of that chapter state, issues of
the independence of the expert witness may be considered under the “qualified
expert” prong of the Mohan test at the threshold stage.7

https://www.nji-inm.ca/index.cfm/publications/science-manual...
Kitty Brussaard Jul 31, 2021:
@Mustafa Ik zou je graag verder helpen maar zonder verdere context - daarbij denk ik minimaal aan de feitelijke zin waarin deze term wordt gebruikt plus eventueel de omringende zinnen - blijft het giswerk om deze vraag te beantwoorden.

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judge gatekeeper

The judge gatekeeper checks and determines if expert evidence is based on scientific evidence. He/she must therefore be sufficiently knowledgeable and have contacts in the scientific/technological world.
Peer comment(s):

neutral writeaway : Dutch language (monolingual). Not that I'm sure what the question actually is/all languages have the option to ask monolingual questions.
27 mins
I hadn't noticed that, have never encountered Dutch monolingual on proz.com before.
agree Barend van Zadelhoff : Info US situation in HR-publication: Het is aan de ‘trial judge’, die daarbij fungeert als poortwachter, om de toelaatbaarheid van deskundigenbewijs te beoordelen ... https://tinyurl.com/ppaumdts Trial Judge's Gatekeeper Function in Expert Admissibility.
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