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"Expert testimony" as a book category encompasses works that focus on the role, practice, and impact of expert witnesses and specialized knowledge in legal settings. It includes nonfiction case studies and true-crime accounts that analyze how scientific, medical, technical, or psychological evidence is presented and contested in court; practical guides and textbooks for experts and attorneys about preparing for direct examination and surviving cross‑examination; memoirs by forensic scientists, pathologists, or other professionals who have testified; and critical examinations of legal standards for admissibility (e.g., Daubert/Frye), ethics, and the limits of expert authority. These books bridge law, science, and communication, explaining complex technical material for lay readers and exploring how expert opinion can shape verdicts, miscarriages of justice, and public perception—useful to lawyers, students, scientists, journalists, and anyone interested in courtroom science and persuasion.

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