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"A master class for expert witnesses in understanding the various needs and perspectives of each player in the unfolding courtroom production." —The Honorable Judge Ed Washington, II (retired), USA
"Meticulously researched and　filled with a vast number of verbatim contributions from all the players in the courtroom context, this follow up to　Testimony that Sticks addresses thoroughly the personal relationships of experts to jurors, attorneys and judges—an area often scanted in discussions of forensic functioning. It is difficult to imagine a more extensive　discussion of this critical subject." —Thomas Gutheil, MD, Harvard Medical School, USA
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