1/29/2026· Psychiatry
By: Dr. James Reich
The prevalence of antisocial traits was investigated in a group of veterans who were in treatment at an out-patient psychiatric clinic and who did not meet diagnostic criteria for an antisocial personality disorder. Standardized DSM-III-R interviews were used to diagnose Axis I disorders and antisocial personality disorders and traits.
1/28/2026· Hydrology
Hydro Turbine Generator Court Case
The legal question centered on comparison of the contract technical specifications versus industry standards such as ISO 20816-5 for hydro turbine vibration, which MSI engineers had helped to author. The technical aspect was whether the units not only vibrated more than allowed by acceptance standards, but whether this level of vibration was actually causing damage.
12/29/2025· Telecommunication
Full-Power, Mid-Band Spectrum Licensing Is Vital To Accommodate Cellular Data Traffic Growth
By: Keith Mallinson
Only exclusive licensing of additional mid-band spectrum for full-power use can provide sufficient radio propagation and received-signal strength to deliver the increased cellular data capacity required across entire national networks. Alternatives, including low-power unlicensed, medium-power shared and millimeter
12/29/2025· Pharmacy & Pharmacology
The Value Of A Pharmacist As An Expert Witness
Pharmacists bring to the legal arena unparalleled knowledge and insight regarding medications and their use (clinical medication therapies). They are also integral in reviewing medication and prescribing errors, morbidity and mortality conferences, medical chart reviews, education and training, and pharmacy standard of care.
12/1/2025· Police Practices & Procedures
Specialized Training for High-Stakes Police Encounters with Youth
Across the country, law enforcement agencies face a critical, evolving challenge: complex and often volatile interactions with youth. Juvenile crime, mental health crises, and community trust demand more than traditional policing can offer. They require specialized training that fuses advanced de-escalation tactics
12/1/2025· Architecture
Ethics and Subject Expertise Favor Architects as Arbitrator
By: Christopher D. Ling, AIA, NCARB
Architects follow similar ethical rules, which, coupled with their inherent general understanding of the construction process, make them excellent candidates to serve as arbitrators in American Arbitration Association (AAA) proceedings, especially those involving construction disputes.
10/23/2025· Investigation & Surveillance
The Investigation Of Self-Defense Asserted Homicides
The purpose of any investigation is a search for the truth. The goal of any investigation and/or resultant adjudication should be the presentation of unbiased facts and evidence and their presentation to a prosecutor. The advocacy for the investigators and prosecutors should ultimately be
10/21/2025· Expert Witnessing
Building Expert Witness Trust: The Psychology of Online Presence
By: Lili Zumout, MS
Introduction For expert witnesses, marketing looks quite different than it does to most professionals. You’re not selling a product, or even a service in the traditional sense. You’re selling yourself and your credibility. It’s important for attorneys to believe you’re the right person to support their case long before you write your report, enter a deposition, or step foot in a courtroom.
9/28/2025· Jails - Prisons - Correctional Facilities
Fentanyl Overdoses And Deaths In Jails And Prisons
By: Joseph E. Gunja
As an expert in jails and prisons for over seventeen (17) years I have seen various trends involving significant issues which have placed jails and prisons in civil and criminal litigation. In the past several years incarcerated men and women have entered facilities while addicted and withdrawing from fentanyl,
9/15/2025· Expert Witnessing
Best Practices For Verifying An Expert Witness In Background Screening
Attorneys often use evidence and eyewitnesses when presenting court cases. But an expert witness who provides insider knowledge and credible, convincing testimony can help attorneys win cases. However, the wrong expert witness can potentially break a case.
