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The Frye Standard is a legal standard used to determine the admissibility of scientific evidence in court. It requires that the scientific evidence be generally accepted within its relevant scientific community, ensuring that only reliable and credible scientific methods are presented during legal proceedings. This standard plays a crucial role in using empirical data and statistics, as it helps establish the validity of the evidence being introduced.
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