I think it was extremely damaging. I mean, you've got the jury there listening to this doctor that's there for the defense, actually admitting and saying that, 'Look, this is not the standard of care that I would have used, and I'm the expert for the defendant.'
Paul Henderson discusses the damaging testimony of the defense's expert witness in the trial.
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