Washington
This qualified expert has 7 years of experience as a clinical and forensic psychologist specialized in working with adults with high-functioning autism. She received her BA in electrical engineering from Brown University before earning her PsyD from Antioch University. This expert is a licensed psychologist and licensed sex offender treatment provider affiliate in the state of Washington. She had...
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Washington
This highly qualified forensic psychologist has over a decade of experience in his field. He earned a BA in psychology from Southwestern University and an MA in clinical psychology from the University of Houston-Clear Lake before completing a pre-doctoral internship in clinical psychology at Western State Hospital. He went on to earn a PhD in clinical psychology from the University of Louisville...
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A forensic psychology expert witness applies psychological principles to legal issues. They can provide assessments, testify on mental health matters, and offer insight into human behavior.
Cases involving criminal responsibility, child custody disputes, personal injury claims, competency evaluations, and workplace discrimination often require a forensic psychology expert.
In criminal cases, they can evaluate defendants for competency to stand trial, assess risk of reoffending, or provide insight into the defendant's mental state at the time of the offense.
Yes, some experts may specialize in areas like child psychology, neuropsychology, or clinical psychology. Their expertise can be crucial in specific types of cases.
In family law cases, they can conduct child custody evaluations, assess parental fitness, or provide opinions on the best interests of the child.
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