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Part I: Introduction and Basics. The expert's task. Part II: Practical Matters. Practical aspects of the forensic examination. Boundary issues in case preparation with attorneys. Fee agreements and finances in forensic practice: theoretical and empirical dimensions. Part III: Problem Areas in Attorney-Expert Relations. Attorneys' pressure on the expert witness: early warning signs of pressure and empirical study of endangered honesty and objectivity. The phantom expert: use of the expert's name without consent, or alleged testimony as a legal strategy. Part IV: Forensic Countertransference. Issues in forensic countertransference: early warning signs of compromised distance and objectivity. Part V: Problems With Depositions and Trial Testimony. Personal questions on cross-examination: a pilot study of expert witness attitudes. Telling tales out of court: experts' disclosures about opposing experts. Effects of the Daubert case on preparing psychiatric/psychological testimony for court. Part VI: Ethical Issues. Some ethical dilemmas. Epilogue. Suggested readings. Index.
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