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STATE v. KENNEDY4/28/1995
if it will assist the trier of fact).
II.
Although Kennedy did not object at trial, he now argues that the trial court should have provided instructions specifically pertaining to the evaluation of expert testimony. We review only for obvious error affecting substantial rights. State v. Ilsley, 604 A.2d 17, 18 (Me. 1992). Kennedy suggests that the court erred by failing to comment that the rules of evidence generally do not allow witnesses to testify to conclusions or opinions and that an exception is made to this rule for experts. Such an instruction was not necessary in this case.
The entry is:
Judgment affirmed.
All concurring.
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