There’s a good discussion going on at DB’s discussing how lawyers and physicians define what acceptable evidence is:
We who favor special health courts believe that this story provides a classic example of poor definitions of evidence. We expect the same definition of evidence for our medical practice and any judgment of malpractice. Having a son in law school, I understand (because he has explained this clearly) that the legal definitions of acceptable evidence are very different from the medical definitions.





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