DaubertAnalyzer
The structured Daubert reference for forensic psychology
The first structured solution to a critical gap in forensic and legal practice — a reliable reference for quickly assessing whether a psychological instrument holds up under Daubert scrutiny.
The Problem
A Critical Gap in Forensic & Legal Practice
Attorneys, judges, and forensic psychologists routinely encounter psychological instruments in expert testimony — yet there has been no reliable, structured reference for quickly determining whether a given instrument meets the scientific standards required for admissibility under Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals.
DaubertAnalyzer closes that gap with a systematic, instrument-by-instrument analysis framework grounded in the five Daubert criteria established by the U.S. Supreme Court.
The Framework
The Five Daubert Criteria
Has the theory or technique been tested?
Has it been subject to peer review and publication?
What is the known or potential error rate?
Are there standards controlling the technique's operation?
Has it been generally accepted in the relevant scientific community?
Features
What DaubertAnalyzer Provides
Structured Admissibility Analysis
Systematic framework for evaluating psychological instruments against each Daubert criterion — peer review, error rate, general acceptance, and testability.
Instrument Reference Database
Curated reference data on widely used psychological assessment instruments, including their psychometric properties and published validity evidence.
Daubert & Frye Standards
Coverage of both Daubert (federal and majority state) and Frye (general acceptance) standards, with jurisdiction-aware guidance.
Built for Multiple Audiences
Designed for forensic psychologists, forensic psychiatrists, and other expert witnesses preparing reports and testimony, as well as attorneys challenging or defending expert evidence and judges evaluating admissibility motions.
Who It's For
Built for Five Audiences
Forensic Psychologist
Quickly assess whether the instruments you plan to use in a forensic evaluation will withstand Daubert scrutiny before you submit your report.
Forensic Psychiatrist
Evaluate the psychometric foundations of psychological instruments cited in forensic psychiatric reports and ensure your testimony rests on scientifically defensible evidence.
Expert Witness
Prepare for cross-examination and Daubert challenges by verifying the admissibility standing of every instrument underlying your opinions before you take the stand.
Attorney
Prepare targeted Daubert challenges or defenses of psychological expert testimony with structured, citable reference data on instrument validity.
Judge
Access a neutral, structured reference for evaluating the scientific basis of psychological instruments presented in admissibility hearings.
Now Available
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The web-based version of DaubertAnalyzer is available now at daubertanalyzer.base44.app. Each user must create a free account to access the platform.
Native apps for iOS (Apple App Store) and Android (Google Play) are in development and will be available soon.
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