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Ethical Considerations of Multiple Roles in Forensic Services

Robert Henley Woody University of Nebraska at Omaha, Omaha, Nebraska
Pages 79-87 | Published online: 30 Jan 2009

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Katherine Murphy, Maribeth F. Jorgensen & Seth Olson. (2020) View from the witness stand: licensed counselors’ experiences providing court testimony. Journal of Counselor Leadership and Advocacy 7:2, pages 118-131.
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Robert Henley Woody. (2013) Review of "Coping With Psychiatric and Psychological Testimony (6th ed.)," by David Faust and Jay Ziskin. The American Journal of Family Therapy 41:2, pages 184-186.
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Simon Duff & James McGuire. 2021. The Cambridge Handbook of Forensic Psychology. The Cambridge Handbook of Forensic Psychology 814 834 .
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Robert H. Woody. (2016) Psychological Testimony and the Daubert Standard. Psychological Injury and Law 9:2, pages 91-96.
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Paul M. Richards, Jennifer A. Geiger & Chriscelyn M. Tussey. (2015) The Dirty Dozen: 12 Sources of Bias in Forensic Neuropsychology with Ways to Mitigate. Psychological Injury and Law 8:4, pages 265-280.
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PAUL M. RICHARDS & HAL S. WORTZEL. (2015) Avoiding Dual Agency in Clinical and Medicolegal Practice. Journal of Psychiatric Practice 21:5, pages 370-373.
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Paul M. Kaufmann. (2013) Neuropsychologist Experts and Neurolaw: Cases, Controversies, and Admissibility Challenges. Behavioral Sciences & the Law 31:6, pages 739-755.
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Matthew Guller. (2010) Who is Qualified to Provide Expert Testimony on the Psychological Fitness for Duty of a Police Officer? A Guide for Agencies, Lawyers and Hearing Officers. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology 25:2, pages 67-74.
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