There’s this forensic psychologist, we’ll call him Dr. Harms, who is infamous for his unorthodox approach. He scampers around the country ...

A colleague recently commented on how favorably impressed he was about the open-mindedness of two other forensic examiners, who had had the ...

In an unprecedented case, a civil jury has awarded $1 million in damages to a psychologist who was retaliated against after she challenge...

Forensic psychology bloggers are few and far between, so I was delighted to make the acquaintance of Harald Merckelbach , a psychology pro...

Michael Caldwell, co-founder of the Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center in Wisconsin, will share his Center’s innovative approach to treat...

John Bradford burst into tears. Hitting the road for the four-hour trek back to his home in Ontario, Canada, he could not stop crying an...

Reported predictive validity higher in studies by an instrument's designers than by independent researchers The use of actuarial risk ...

The case of the self-blind psychologist An experienced forensic psychologist -- let's call him Dr. Short -- applies for a job as a f...

Murder trial prompts professional dialogue Do empathy or compassion have a place in a forensic evaluation? Or should an evaluator turn of...