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Expert Testimony Issues In False Allegation Cases Introduction To Counseling Professor Jeanne Richardson 10-11-2003 By: Donovan Howard Bad Faith Pleading(s), and intentional fraudulent testimonies that misrepresent the facts concerning psychological assessments of an individual during the proceeding of a legal action are questions of law, and issues of concern that plague and have affected the credibility of psychologists, who render expert testimony in civil and criminal litigations throughout the nation. It is well established that a licensed psychologist who renders expert testimony in written pleadings or information asserts a testament that the allegations rendered are grounded in opinion, not medical fact(s), and therefore the reliability of this purported scientific testimony lacks relevant reliability. This report will specifically addresses the Code of Ethics violation G2b, and issues concerning deception, fraud, and intentional misrepresentation of mental disorders for the purpose of falsely facilitating prosecutorial adjudications against a party. Daubert v Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals...

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