Category Archives: forensic psychology

Sex Offender or Delerious Drug Addict

Posted on June 5, 2016 by Martin H. Williams, Ph.D.

I recently assisted in obtaining a not-guilty verdict for a defendant who had actually engaged in sex crimes. He had exposed himself, had masturbated and had walked into a hotel lobby and had inappropriately touched the woman working at the … Continue reading →

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Insane, innocent, or merely dishonest?

Posted on June 5, 2016 by Martin H. Williams, Ph.D.

I have now worked on my third court ordered criminal evaluation in which I could not decide whether the defendant was mentally ill, simply dishonest or wrongly accused. A variety of psychological conditions could cause a criminal defendant to incorrectly … Continue reading →

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