Psychology and the Law: Case Studies of Expert Witnesses
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| 505 | 8 | |a Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- About the Editors -- Contributors -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Part I Introduction -- Chapter 1 Psychologists as Expert Witnesses -- Introduction -- Practice Considerations for Psychologist Expert Witnesses -- Conclusions -- Endnote -- References -- Part II Clinical Forensic Expert Witness Case Studies -- Chapter 2 Assessment of an Adult Male with Sexual Offence Convictions in Preparation for Release from Prison -- Introduction -- Orientation to This Referral -- Actuarial Risk Assessment Instruments -- Information Gathering and Forensic Clinical Interviewing -- The Problem: Nature of the Offending Behaviour -- Predisposing Factors to Sexual Offending -- Perpetuating Factors -- Formulation -- Risk Management Plan -- Communicating the Findings of This Assessment -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 3 Assessment of a Female Patient with a Diagnosis of Borderline Personality Disorder for a First-Tier Tribunal (Mental Health) -- Expert Psychological Evidence to the First-Tier Tribunal -- What is the role of the Tribunal? -- What powers does the Tribunal have in a case such as this? -- What evidence is the hospital obliged to submit to the tribunal? -- What are the limitations of the FtT? -- When might psychological evidence be required? -- Angela's Personal History -- Contact with Psychology: Understanding Angela's Needs -- Conversations About Risk -- Preparation of the Report -- The Tribunal -- After the hearing -- Conclusions -- Acknowledgements -- Endnotes -- References -- Additional Sources: (NB these are not referenced in the text but might be useful to readers)? -- Chapter 4 Assessment of Defendant Involved in Sexual Homicide Trial -- Introduction -- Sexual Homicide -- Definitions -- Types of sexual homicide -- Sexual homicide typologies -- Expert Evidence | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Psychologists and psychiatrists -- Qualifications and experience -- Instructions -- Information and analysis -- Case of Damien Cooper and Kelly Brown -- Defence expert assessments -- Prosecution expert assessment -- Giving evidence -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 5 A Disputed Confession in the House of Lords. Evidence-Based Practice -- Introduction -- False Confessions -- Evidence-Based Process Model for Evaluating Cases of Disputed Confessions -- Brief Background to the Case of Donald Pendleton and Relevant Chronology -- The Psychological Evaluation (Gudjonsson) -- The clinical evaluation -- The police interviews -- The Psychiatric Evaluation (Badcock) -- Oral Testimony in the Court of Appeal (June 2000) -- The Outcome of the Appeal -- The Appeal to the House of Lords -- Conclusions -- Endnotes -- References -- Chapter 6 Assessment of a Male Perpetrator of Domestic Violence Within the Context of the Family Courts and Child Protection Proceedings -- Introduction -- A Case Formulation Approach -- Information Gathering -- Structing Risk Related Information -- Structing Clinically Relevant Information -- Presenting problem -- Predisposing factors -- Psychometric data -- Clinical judgment and diagnostic considerations -- Perpetuating -- Precipitating -- Protective/strength-based factors -- Issues of contact -- Response to Instructions -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 7 Assessment of Suspected Parental Alienation in the Family Courts -- Introduction -- Parental Alienation -- The Family Court -- Assessment Models and Protocols -- Assessment of Amelia and Her Family -- Protocol -- The court bundle and supplementary documentation -- Chronology -- Amelia -- The parent's background history -- Stephen -- Ella -- Psychometric assessment -- Formulation -- Presenting problem -- Predisposing factors | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Precipitating factors which triggered the problem -- Perpetuating factors -- Protective factors -- Differential Considerations -- Response to Instructions -- Ella -- Stephen -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 8 "I Suddenly Remembered the Same Man Had Raped Me Too": An Empirically Evidenced Case of Recovered Traumatic Memories? -- Introduction: The Memory Wars -- The Case of Sarah Watson -- History and family context -- The recovered memories -- What did Sarah remember? -- Forensic proof -- Conclusions -- Acknowledgements -- Endnotes -- References -- Chapter 9 Children and Young People with Special Educational Needs (Sen) in First-Tier Special Educational Needs and Disability Tribunal (Sendist) Hearings -- Introduction -- For Education Placement - Section I -- The impact of COVID-19 -- An expert's overriding duty to the court -- Letter of Instruction -- Information Gathering -- Psychological Assessment at School -- Response to Instructions -- Tribunal Hearing -- Conclusions -- Endnotes -- References -- Chapter 10 The Importance of Ethnic and Cultural Considerations in Expert Witness Psychological Assessments -- Introduction -- Orientation to this Case -- Understanding trauma and migration -- Acknowledging cultural issues -- Complexities of assessing via an interpreter -- Practitioner Cultural Competence -- Stage 1 -- Stage 2 Cognitive assessment -- Stage 3 - Physical and psychological health including mental state -- Formulation -- Ms Victory's clinical formulation -- Opinion -- Triple P programme -- Freedom programme -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 11 Assessing the Communication Needs of a Vulnerable Defendant with Intellectual Disabilities: The Role of the Court-Appointed Intermediary -- Introduction -- The Developing Role of the Intermediary -- Different Professional Approaches to Identifying Communication Need | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Case Study - Defendant in a Criminal Trial with an Intellectual Disability -- Intermediary communication assessment -- Intermediary court report -- Ground Rules Hearing -- Intermediary role at trial -- Intermediary role post-trial -- Conclusion -- References -- Part III Medicolegal Expert Witness Case Studies -- Chapter 12 Assessment in Civil Litigation and Personal Injury: How to Manage Conflict and Get the 'Best Fit' Opinion: A Case Study -- Introduction -- Civil Litigation Process -- Medical-Legal Questions -- Structuring Clinically Relevant Information -- Post-trauma symptoms and diagnosis -- Causation -- Ongoing conditions -- Medical record analysis -- Clinical Opinion -- Evidential Reliability and Witness Credibility -- Requests for Clarification -- Dealing with new information -- Case conferences (telephone or face-to-face) -- Court Directions and Joint Discussions -- Court Attendance and Cross-Examination -- A day before -- B attending court -- C in the witness box -- D giving evidence -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 13 The Case of the 34-Year-Old Firefighter Who Suffered a Traumatic Brain Injury While Cycling -- Introduction -- The Neuropsychological Examination -- The clinical interview -- Establishing pre-injury ability -- Standard neuropsychological testing -- Clinical formulation -- Performance validity tests (PVTs)/symptom validity tests (SVTs) and current guidelines -- Contribution of Other Factors to Interpretation of Test Results -- Assessment of Mood -- Adjustment Disorder -- Effects of chronic pain and distress -- Effects of sleep and fatigue -- Providing further commentary -- Neuropsychological Test Interpretation: Some Guidance -- Classification and neuropsychological differential diagnosis -- The Neuropsychological Report: The Case of AM -- The neuropsychological opinion/formulation on Case AM -- Conclusions | |
| 505 | 8 | |a References -- Chapter 14 Assessing the Impact of Historical Trauma in Civil Litigation of Negligence Against a Local Authority -- Introduction -- Orientation to Referrals -- Orientation to the Clinical Assessment -- Case Vignettes -- Case study 1 - Referral -- Case study 1 - Outcome -- Case study 2 - Referral -- Case study 2 - Outcome -- Case study 3 - Referral -- Case study 3 - Outcome -- Conclusions -- References -- Part IV Judicial and Legal Perspectives -- Chapter 15 'Trust Me, I'm an Expert!': Legal and Professional Standards, Liability and the Expert Witness -- Introduction -- The Law on Expert Evidence: General Principles, Rules and Directions -- General principles -- Procedure rules (r), Practice directions (PD) and guidelines -- The Professional and Regulatory Standards and Liability of Experts -- When Things Go Wrong: Defining Moments -- Meadow v General Medical Council [2006] EWCA Civ 1390 -- Jones v Kaney [2011] UKSC 13 -- Kumar v General Medical Council [2012] EWHC 2688 (Admin) -- Squier v General Medical Council [2016] EWHC 2739 (Admin) -- Lessons from the Court Room -- Author's Note -- References -- Chapter 16 The Parole Board of England and Wales: A Guide for Psychology Witnesses -- Introduction -- What Is the Parole Board? -- Parole Board membership -- The status of the Parole Board as a court -- The function of the Parole Board - Sources of Law -- The Parole process -- Parole Board decision making -- Questioning Styles -- Taking evidence - Helen -- Taking evidence - Wendy -- Taking evidence - Claire -- Psychologist Members - Tensions and Difficulties -- Concluding Remarks -- Authors Note -- Endnotes -- References -- Chapter 17 Tips for Managing the Cross-Examination of Psychological Evidence and Possible Pitfalls -- Introduction -- Expert witnesses -- Preparation for Giving Oral Evidence -- Giving Evidence | |
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| contents | Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- About the Editors -- Contributors -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Part I Introduction -- Chapter 1 Psychologists as Expert Witnesses -- Introduction -- Practice Considerations for Psychologist Expert Witnesses -- Conclusions -- Endnote -- References -- Part II Clinical Forensic Expert Witness Case Studies -- Chapter 2 Assessment of an Adult Male with Sexual Offence Convictions in Preparation for Release from Prison -- Introduction -- Orientation to This Referral -- Actuarial Risk Assessment Instruments -- Information Gathering and Forensic Clinical Interviewing -- The Problem: Nature of the Offending Behaviour -- Predisposing Factors to Sexual Offending -- Perpetuating Factors -- Formulation -- Risk Management Plan -- Communicating the Findings of This Assessment -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 3 Assessment of a Female Patient with a Diagnosis of Borderline Personality Disorder for a First-Tier Tribunal (Mental Health) -- Expert Psychological Evidence to the First-Tier Tribunal -- What is the role of the Tribunal? -- What powers does the Tribunal have in a case such as this? -- What evidence is the hospital obliged to submit to the tribunal? -- What are the limitations of the FtT? -- When might psychological evidence be required? -- Angela's Personal History -- Contact with Psychology: Understanding Angela's Needs -- Conversations About Risk -- Preparation of the Report -- The Tribunal -- After the hearing -- Conclusions -- Acknowledgements -- Endnotes -- References -- Additional Sources: (NB these are not referenced in the text but might be useful to readers)? -- Chapter 4 Assessment of Defendant Involved in Sexual Homicide Trial -- Introduction -- Sexual Homicide -- Definitions -- Types of sexual homicide -- Sexual homicide typologies -- Expert Evidence Psychologists and psychiatrists -- Qualifications and experience -- Instructions -- Information and analysis -- Case of Damien Cooper and Kelly Brown -- Defence expert assessments -- Prosecution expert assessment -- Giving evidence -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 5 A Disputed Confession in the House of Lords. Evidence-Based Practice -- Introduction -- False Confessions -- Evidence-Based Process Model for Evaluating Cases of Disputed Confessions -- Brief Background to the Case of Donald Pendleton and Relevant Chronology -- The Psychological Evaluation (Gudjonsson) -- The clinical evaluation -- The police interviews -- The Psychiatric Evaluation (Badcock) -- Oral Testimony in the Court of Appeal (June 2000) -- The Outcome of the Appeal -- The Appeal to the House of Lords -- Conclusions -- Endnotes -- References -- Chapter 6 Assessment of a Male Perpetrator of Domestic Violence Within the Context of the Family Courts and Child Protection Proceedings -- Introduction -- A Case Formulation Approach -- Information Gathering -- Structing Risk Related Information -- Structing Clinically Relevant Information -- Presenting problem -- Predisposing factors -- Psychometric data -- Clinical judgment and diagnostic considerations -- Perpetuating -- Precipitating -- Protective/strength-based factors -- Issues of contact -- Response to Instructions -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 7 Assessment of Suspected Parental Alienation in the Family Courts -- Introduction -- Parental Alienation -- The Family Court -- Assessment Models and Protocols -- Assessment of Amelia and Her Family -- Protocol -- The court bundle and supplementary documentation -- Chronology -- Amelia -- The parent's background history -- Stephen -- Ella -- Psychometric assessment -- Formulation -- Presenting problem -- Predisposing factors Precipitating factors which triggered the problem -- Perpetuating factors -- Protective factors -- Differential Considerations -- Response to Instructions -- Ella -- Stephen -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 8 "I Suddenly Remembered the Same Man Had Raped Me Too": An Empirically Evidenced Case of Recovered Traumatic Memories? -- Introduction: The Memory Wars -- The Case of Sarah Watson -- History and family context -- The recovered memories -- What did Sarah remember? -- Forensic proof -- Conclusions -- Acknowledgements -- Endnotes -- References -- Chapter 9 Children and Young People with Special Educational Needs (Sen) in First-Tier Special Educational Needs and Disability Tribunal (Sendist) Hearings -- Introduction -- For Education Placement - Section I -- The impact of COVID-19 -- An expert's overriding duty to the court -- Letter of Instruction -- Information Gathering -- Psychological Assessment at School -- Response to Instructions -- Tribunal Hearing -- Conclusions -- Endnotes -- References -- Chapter 10 The Importance of Ethnic and Cultural Considerations in Expert Witness Psychological Assessments -- Introduction -- Orientation to this Case -- Understanding trauma and migration -- Acknowledging cultural issues -- Complexities of assessing via an interpreter -- Practitioner Cultural Competence -- Stage 1 -- Stage 2 Cognitive assessment -- Stage 3 - Physical and psychological health including mental state -- Formulation -- Ms Victory's clinical formulation -- Opinion -- Triple P programme -- Freedom programme -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 11 Assessing the Communication Needs of a Vulnerable Defendant with Intellectual Disabilities: The Role of the Court-Appointed Intermediary -- Introduction -- The Developing Role of the Intermediary -- Different Professional Approaches to Identifying Communication Need Case Study - Defendant in a Criminal Trial with an Intellectual Disability -- Intermediary communication assessment -- Intermediary court report -- Ground Rules Hearing -- Intermediary role at trial -- Intermediary role post-trial -- Conclusion -- References -- Part III Medicolegal Expert Witness Case Studies -- Chapter 12 Assessment in Civil Litigation and Personal Injury: How to Manage Conflict and Get the 'Best Fit' Opinion: A Case Study -- Introduction -- Civil Litigation Process -- Medical-Legal Questions -- Structuring Clinically Relevant Information -- Post-trauma symptoms and diagnosis -- Causation -- Ongoing conditions -- Medical record analysis -- Clinical Opinion -- Evidential Reliability and Witness Credibility -- Requests for Clarification -- Dealing with new information -- Case conferences (telephone or face-to-face) -- Court Directions and Joint Discussions -- Court Attendance and Cross-Examination -- A day before -- B attending court -- C in the witness box -- D giving evidence -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 13 The Case of the 34-Year-Old Firefighter Who Suffered a Traumatic Brain Injury While Cycling -- Introduction -- The Neuropsychological Examination -- The clinical interview -- Establishing pre-injury ability -- Standard neuropsychological testing -- Clinical formulation -- Performance validity tests (PVTs)/symptom validity tests (SVTs) and current guidelines -- Contribution of Other Factors to Interpretation of Test Results -- Assessment of Mood -- Adjustment Disorder -- Effects of chronic pain and distress -- Effects of sleep and fatigue -- Providing further commentary -- Neuropsychological Test Interpretation: Some Guidance -- Classification and neuropsychological differential diagnosis -- The Neuropsychological Report: The Case of AM -- The neuropsychological opinion/formulation on Case AM -- Conclusions References -- Chapter 14 Assessing the Impact of Historical Trauma in Civil Litigation of Negligence Against a Local Authority -- Introduction -- Orientation to Referrals -- Orientation to the Clinical Assessment -- Case Vignettes -- Case study 1 - Referral -- Case study 1 - Outcome -- Case study 2 - Referral -- Case study 2 - Outcome -- Case study 3 - Referral -- Case study 3 - Outcome -- Conclusions -- References -- Part IV Judicial and Legal Perspectives -- Chapter 15 'Trust Me, I'm an Expert!': Legal and Professional Standards, Liability and the Expert Witness -- Introduction -- The Law on Expert Evidence: General Principles, Rules and Directions -- General principles -- Procedure rules (r), Practice directions (PD) and guidelines -- The Professional and Regulatory Standards and Liability of Experts -- When Things Go Wrong: Defining Moments -- Meadow v General Medical Council [2006] EWCA Civ 1390 -- Jones v Kaney [2011] UKSC 13 -- Kumar v General Medical Council [2012] EWHC 2688 (Admin) -- Squier v General Medical Council [2016] EWHC 2739 (Admin) -- Lessons from the Court Room -- Author's Note -- References -- Chapter 16 The Parole Board of England and Wales: A Guide for Psychology Witnesses -- Introduction -- What Is the Parole Board? -- Parole Board membership -- The status of the Parole Board as a court -- The function of the Parole Board - Sources of Law -- The Parole process -- Parole Board decision making -- Questioning Styles -- Taking evidence - Helen -- Taking evidence - Wendy -- Taking evidence - Claire -- Psychologist Members - Tensions and Difficulties -- Concluding Remarks -- Authors Note -- Endnotes -- References -- Chapter 17 Tips for Managing the Cross-Examination of Psychological Evidence and Possible Pitfalls -- Introduction -- Expert witnesses -- Preparation for Giving Oral Evidence -- Giving Evidence Preparation Experts Should Undertake When Going to Be Questioned in an Oral Hearing |
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Verfasser aut Psychology and the Law Case Studies of Expert Witnesses 1st ed Newark John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated 2024 ©2024 1 Online-Ressource (483 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- About the Editors -- Contributors -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Part I Introduction -- Chapter 1 Psychologists as Expert Witnesses -- Introduction -- Practice Considerations for Psychologist Expert Witnesses -- Conclusions -- Endnote -- References -- Part II Clinical Forensic Expert Witness Case Studies -- Chapter 2 Assessment of an Adult Male with Sexual Offence Convictions in Preparation for Release from Prison -- Introduction -- Orientation to This Referral -- Actuarial Risk Assessment Instruments -- Information Gathering and Forensic Clinical Interviewing -- The Problem: Nature of the Offending Behaviour -- Predisposing Factors to Sexual Offending -- Perpetuating Factors -- Formulation -- Risk Management Plan -- Communicating the Findings of This Assessment -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 3 Assessment of a Female Patient with a Diagnosis of Borderline Personality Disorder for a First-Tier Tribunal (Mental Health) -- Expert Psychological Evidence to the First-Tier Tribunal -- What is the role of the Tribunal? -- What powers does the Tribunal have in a case such as this? -- What evidence is the hospital obliged to submit to the tribunal? -- What are the limitations of the FtT? -- When might psychological evidence be required? -- Angela's Personal History -- Contact with Psychology: Understanding Angela's Needs -- Conversations About Risk -- Preparation of the Report -- The Tribunal -- After the hearing -- Conclusions -- Acknowledgements -- Endnotes -- References -- Additional Sources: (NB these are not referenced in the text but might be useful to readers)? -- Chapter 4 Assessment of Defendant Involved in Sexual Homicide Trial -- Introduction -- Sexual Homicide -- Definitions -- Types of sexual homicide -- Sexual homicide typologies -- Expert Evidence Psychologists and psychiatrists -- Qualifications and experience -- Instructions -- Information and analysis -- Case of Damien Cooper and Kelly Brown -- Defence expert assessments -- Prosecution expert assessment -- Giving evidence -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 5 A Disputed Confession in the House of Lords. Evidence-Based Practice -- Introduction -- False Confessions -- Evidence-Based Process Model for Evaluating Cases of Disputed Confessions -- Brief Background to the Case of Donald Pendleton and Relevant Chronology -- The Psychological Evaluation (Gudjonsson) -- The clinical evaluation -- The police interviews -- The Psychiatric Evaluation (Badcock) -- Oral Testimony in the Court of Appeal (June 2000) -- The Outcome of the Appeal -- The Appeal to the House of Lords -- Conclusions -- Endnotes -- References -- Chapter 6 Assessment of a Male Perpetrator of Domestic Violence Within the Context of the Family Courts and Child Protection Proceedings -- Introduction -- A Case Formulation Approach -- Information Gathering -- Structing Risk Related Information -- Structing Clinically Relevant Information -- Presenting problem -- Predisposing factors -- Psychometric data -- Clinical judgment and diagnostic considerations -- Perpetuating -- Precipitating -- Protective/strength-based factors -- Issues of contact -- Response to Instructions -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 7 Assessment of Suspected Parental Alienation in the Family Courts -- Introduction -- Parental Alienation -- The Family Court -- Assessment Models and Protocols -- Assessment of Amelia and Her Family -- Protocol -- The court bundle and supplementary documentation -- Chronology -- Amelia -- The parent's background history -- Stephen -- Ella -- Psychometric assessment -- Formulation -- Presenting problem -- Predisposing factors Precipitating factors which triggered the problem -- Perpetuating factors -- Protective factors -- Differential Considerations -- Response to Instructions -- Ella -- Stephen -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 8 "I Suddenly Remembered the Same Man Had Raped Me Too": An Empirically Evidenced Case of Recovered Traumatic Memories? -- Introduction: The Memory Wars -- The Case of Sarah Watson -- History and family context -- The recovered memories -- What did Sarah remember? -- Forensic proof -- Conclusions -- Acknowledgements -- Endnotes -- References -- Chapter 9 Children and Young People with Special Educational Needs (Sen) in First-Tier Special Educational Needs and Disability Tribunal (Sendist) Hearings -- Introduction -- For Education Placement - Section I -- The impact of COVID-19 -- An expert's overriding duty to the court -- Letter of Instruction -- Information Gathering -- Psychological Assessment at School -- Response to Instructions -- Tribunal Hearing -- Conclusions -- Endnotes -- References -- Chapter 10 The Importance of Ethnic and Cultural Considerations in Expert Witness Psychological Assessments -- Introduction -- Orientation to this Case -- Understanding trauma and migration -- Acknowledging cultural issues -- Complexities of assessing via an interpreter -- Practitioner Cultural Competence -- Stage 1 -- Stage 2 Cognitive assessment -- Stage 3 - Physical and psychological health including mental state -- Formulation -- Ms Victory's clinical formulation -- Opinion -- Triple P programme -- Freedom programme -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 11 Assessing the Communication Needs of a Vulnerable Defendant with Intellectual Disabilities: The Role of the Court-Appointed Intermediary -- Introduction -- The Developing Role of the Intermediary -- Different Professional Approaches to Identifying Communication Need Case Study - Defendant in a Criminal Trial with an Intellectual Disability -- Intermediary communication assessment -- Intermediary court report -- Ground Rules Hearing -- Intermediary role at trial -- Intermediary role post-trial -- Conclusion -- References -- Part III Medicolegal Expert Witness Case Studies -- Chapter 12 Assessment in Civil Litigation and Personal Injury: How to Manage Conflict and Get the 'Best Fit' Opinion: A Case Study -- Introduction -- Civil Litigation Process -- Medical-Legal Questions -- Structuring Clinically Relevant Information -- Post-trauma symptoms and diagnosis -- Causation -- Ongoing conditions -- Medical record analysis -- Clinical Opinion -- Evidential Reliability and Witness Credibility -- Requests for Clarification -- Dealing with new information -- Case conferences (telephone or face-to-face) -- Court Directions and Joint Discussions -- Court Attendance and Cross-Examination -- A day before -- B attending court -- C in the witness box -- D giving evidence -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 13 The Case of the 34-Year-Old Firefighter Who Suffered a Traumatic Brain Injury While Cycling -- Introduction -- The Neuropsychological Examination -- The clinical interview -- Establishing pre-injury ability -- Standard neuropsychological testing -- Clinical formulation -- Performance validity tests (PVTs)/symptom validity tests (SVTs) and current guidelines -- Contribution of Other Factors to Interpretation of Test Results -- Assessment of Mood -- Adjustment Disorder -- Effects of chronic pain and distress -- Effects of sleep and fatigue -- Providing further commentary -- Neuropsychological Test Interpretation: Some Guidance -- Classification and neuropsychological differential diagnosis -- The Neuropsychological Report: The Case of AM -- The neuropsychological opinion/formulation on Case AM -- Conclusions References -- Chapter 14 Assessing the Impact of Historical Trauma in Civil Litigation of Negligence Against a Local Authority -- Introduction -- Orientation to Referrals -- Orientation to the Clinical Assessment -- Case Vignettes -- Case study 1 - Referral -- Case study 1 - Outcome -- Case study 2 - Referral -- Case study 2 - Outcome -- Case study 3 - Referral -- Case study 3 - Outcome -- Conclusions -- References -- Part IV Judicial and Legal Perspectives -- Chapter 15 'Trust Me, I'm an Expert!': Legal and Professional Standards, Liability and the Expert Witness -- Introduction -- The Law on Expert Evidence: General Principles, Rules and Directions -- General principles -- Procedure rules (r), Practice directions (PD) and guidelines -- The Professional and Regulatory Standards and Liability of Experts -- When Things Go Wrong: Defining Moments -- Meadow v General Medical Council [2006] EWCA Civ 1390 -- Jones v Kaney [2011] UKSC 13 -- Kumar v General Medical Council [2012] EWHC 2688 (Admin) -- Squier v General Medical Council [2016] EWHC 2739 (Admin) -- Lessons from the Court Room -- Author's Note -- References -- Chapter 16 The Parole Board of England and Wales: A Guide for Psychology Witnesses -- Introduction -- What Is the Parole Board? 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Psychology and the Law Case Studies of Expert Witnesses Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- About the Editors -- Contributors -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Part I Introduction -- Chapter 1 Psychologists as Expert Witnesses -- Introduction -- Practice Considerations for Psychologist Expert Witnesses -- Conclusions -- Endnote -- References -- Part II Clinical Forensic Expert Witness Case Studies -- Chapter 2 Assessment of an Adult Male with Sexual Offence Convictions in Preparation for Release from Prison -- Introduction -- Orientation to This Referral -- Actuarial Risk Assessment Instruments -- Information Gathering and Forensic Clinical Interviewing -- The Problem: Nature of the Offending Behaviour -- Predisposing Factors to Sexual Offending -- Perpetuating Factors -- Formulation -- Risk Management Plan -- Communicating the Findings of This Assessment -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 3 Assessment of a Female Patient with a Diagnosis of Borderline Personality Disorder for a First-Tier Tribunal (Mental Health) -- Expert Psychological Evidence to the First-Tier Tribunal -- What is the role of the Tribunal? -- What powers does the Tribunal have in a case such as this? -- What evidence is the hospital obliged to submit to the tribunal? -- What are the limitations of the FtT? -- When might psychological evidence be required? -- Angela's Personal History -- Contact with Psychology: Understanding Angela's Needs -- Conversations About Risk -- Preparation of the Report -- The Tribunal -- After the hearing -- Conclusions -- Acknowledgements -- Endnotes -- References -- Additional Sources: (NB these are not referenced in the text but might be useful to readers)? -- Chapter 4 Assessment of Defendant Involved in Sexual Homicide Trial -- Introduction -- Sexual Homicide -- Definitions -- Types of sexual homicide -- Sexual homicide typologies -- Expert Evidence Psychologists and psychiatrists -- Qualifications and experience -- Instructions -- Information and analysis -- Case of Damien Cooper and Kelly Brown -- Defence expert assessments -- Prosecution expert assessment -- Giving evidence -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 5 A Disputed Confession in the House of Lords. Evidence-Based Practice -- Introduction -- False Confessions -- Evidence-Based Process Model for Evaluating Cases of Disputed Confessions -- Brief Background to the Case of Donald Pendleton and Relevant Chronology -- The Psychological Evaluation (Gudjonsson) -- The clinical evaluation -- The police interviews -- The Psychiatric Evaluation (Badcock) -- Oral Testimony in the Court of Appeal (June 2000) -- The Outcome of the Appeal -- The Appeal to the House of Lords -- Conclusions -- Endnotes -- References -- Chapter 6 Assessment of a Male Perpetrator of Domestic Violence Within the Context of the Family Courts and Child Protection Proceedings -- Introduction -- A Case Formulation Approach -- Information Gathering -- Structing Risk Related Information -- Structing Clinically Relevant Information -- Presenting problem -- Predisposing factors -- Psychometric data -- Clinical judgment and diagnostic considerations -- Perpetuating -- Precipitating -- Protective/strength-based factors -- Issues of contact -- Response to Instructions -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 7 Assessment of Suspected Parental Alienation in the Family Courts -- Introduction -- Parental Alienation -- The Family Court -- Assessment Models and Protocols -- Assessment of Amelia and Her Family -- Protocol -- The court bundle and supplementary documentation -- Chronology -- Amelia -- The parent's background history -- Stephen -- Ella -- Psychometric assessment -- Formulation -- Presenting problem -- Predisposing factors Precipitating factors which triggered the problem -- Perpetuating factors -- Protective factors -- Differential Considerations -- Response to Instructions -- Ella -- Stephen -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 8 "I Suddenly Remembered the Same Man Had Raped Me Too": An Empirically Evidenced Case of Recovered Traumatic Memories? -- Introduction: The Memory Wars -- The Case of Sarah Watson -- History and family context -- The recovered memories -- What did Sarah remember? -- Forensic proof -- Conclusions -- Acknowledgements -- Endnotes -- References -- Chapter 9 Children and Young People with Special Educational Needs (Sen) in First-Tier Special Educational Needs and Disability Tribunal (Sendist) Hearings -- Introduction -- For Education Placement - Section I -- The impact of COVID-19 -- An expert's overriding duty to the court -- Letter of Instruction -- Information Gathering -- Psychological Assessment at School -- Response to Instructions -- Tribunal Hearing -- Conclusions -- Endnotes -- References -- Chapter 10 The Importance of Ethnic and Cultural Considerations in Expert Witness Psychological Assessments -- Introduction -- Orientation to this Case -- Understanding trauma and migration -- Acknowledging cultural issues -- Complexities of assessing via an interpreter -- Practitioner Cultural Competence -- Stage 1 -- Stage 2 Cognitive assessment -- Stage 3 - Physical and psychological health including mental state -- Formulation -- Ms Victory's clinical formulation -- Opinion -- Triple P programme -- Freedom programme -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 11 Assessing the Communication Needs of a Vulnerable Defendant with Intellectual Disabilities: The Role of the Court-Appointed Intermediary -- Introduction -- The Developing Role of the Intermediary -- Different Professional Approaches to Identifying Communication Need Case Study - Defendant in a Criminal Trial with an Intellectual Disability -- Intermediary communication assessment -- Intermediary court report -- Ground Rules Hearing -- Intermediary role at trial -- Intermediary role post-trial -- Conclusion -- References -- Part III Medicolegal Expert Witness Case Studies -- Chapter 12 Assessment in Civil Litigation and Personal Injury: How to Manage Conflict and Get the 'Best Fit' Opinion: A Case Study -- Introduction -- Civil Litigation Process -- Medical-Legal Questions -- Structuring Clinically Relevant Information -- Post-trauma symptoms and diagnosis -- Causation -- Ongoing conditions -- Medical record analysis -- Clinical Opinion -- Evidential Reliability and Witness Credibility -- Requests for Clarification -- Dealing with new information -- Case conferences (telephone or face-to-face) -- Court Directions and Joint Discussions -- Court Attendance and Cross-Examination -- A day before -- B attending court -- C in the witness box -- D giving evidence -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 13 The Case of the 34-Year-Old Firefighter Who Suffered a Traumatic Brain Injury While Cycling -- Introduction -- The Neuropsychological Examination -- The clinical interview -- Establishing pre-injury ability -- Standard neuropsychological testing -- Clinical formulation -- Performance validity tests (PVTs)/symptom validity tests (SVTs) and current guidelines -- Contribution of Other Factors to Interpretation of Test Results -- Assessment of Mood -- Adjustment Disorder -- Effects of chronic pain and distress -- Effects of sleep and fatigue -- Providing further commentary -- Neuropsychological Test Interpretation: Some Guidance -- Classification and neuropsychological differential diagnosis -- The Neuropsychological Report: The Case of AM -- The neuropsychological opinion/formulation on Case AM -- Conclusions References -- Chapter 14 Assessing the Impact of Historical Trauma in Civil Litigation of Negligence Against a Local Authority -- Introduction -- Orientation to Referrals -- Orientation to the Clinical Assessment -- Case Vignettes -- Case study 1 - Referral -- Case study 1 - Outcome -- Case study 2 - Referral -- Case study 2 - Outcome -- Case study 3 - Referral -- Case study 3 - Outcome -- Conclusions -- References -- Part IV Judicial and Legal Perspectives -- Chapter 15 'Trust Me, I'm an Expert!': Legal and Professional Standards, Liability and the Expert Witness -- Introduction -- The Law on Expert Evidence: General Principles, Rules and Directions -- General principles -- Procedure rules (r), Practice directions (PD) and guidelines -- The Professional and Regulatory Standards and Liability of Experts -- When Things Go Wrong: Defining Moments -- Meadow v General Medical Council [2006] EWCA Civ 1390 -- Jones v Kaney [2011] UKSC 13 -- Kumar v General Medical Council [2012] EWHC 2688 (Admin) -- Squier v General Medical Council [2016] EWHC 2739 (Admin) -- Lessons from the Court Room -- Author's Note -- References -- Chapter 16 The Parole Board of England and Wales: A Guide for Psychology Witnesses -- Introduction -- What Is the Parole Board? 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