In light of the changes made upon adoption of the Texas Rules of Evidence, including rules 702 through 705, which favor admissibility, particularly of matters typically relied upon in forming the opinion and regardless of whether those matters are themselves otherwise admissible, neither Gray nor Smith supports appellant's contention that a medical examiner's opinion on suicide is inadmissible when it relies upon reports of investigators.
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