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1. Judicial Notebook--Collateral interviews reconsidered
Reversal of conviction in ‘Kendra's Law' case calls into question expert testimony.
(July 2006)
2. Judicial Notebook--Testing tool in question
A court's exclusion of a sex offender measurement could prompt a harsher stance on the admissibility of similar assessment tools.
(January 2006)
3. Judicial Notebook--Tarasoff reconsidered
The Tarasoff rule has been extended to include threats disclosed by family members.
(July 2005)
4. Judicial notebook--False credentials cause extensive fallout
To what extent are some psychologists presenting credentials in court purchased from vanity or mail-order boards (credentials sold with little or no scrutiny of credentials or competence) to pad their credentials.
(July 2003)
5. Judicial notebook--Determining trial competency
Should nonviolent mentally ill defendants be forced to take psychotropic medications before being tried?
(February 2003)
6. Judicial notebook--Findings in spy case limit confidentiality of psychotherapy
The FBI used the information gathered by federal agents, including the intercepted conversations with the psychotherapist, to create a psychological profile.
(July 2002)
7. Judicial notebook--Tarasoff update: Psychotherapy threats alone provide no basis for criminal prosecution
Under the Tarasoff rule, a psychotherapist who is confronted with a patient who makes a credible threat against another identified person must take reasonable steps to prevent harm to that person.
(February 2002)
8. Judicial notebook--Is academic freedom legally protected?
The court said the assignment of the grade is subsumed under the university's freedom to determine how a course is to be taught and public university professor does not have a First Amendment right to expression via the school's grade assignment procedures.
(July 2001)
9. Judicial notebook--Suing your own expert witness: Competing policies, uncertain law
May litigants sue their own expert witnesses for malpractice in trial preparation or testimony?
(January 2001)

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