Reviewing the three versions of the MMPI, the research identifying the MMPI's effectiveness and limitations in different kinds of civil and criminal forensic assessments, and the courts' recognition and restriction of MMPI-based testimony, this book provides comprehensive guidance to both novice and experienced professionals.
Covering the practical steps of trial preparation and courtroom work, this title explains choosing appropriate assessment measures, preparing for depositions, handling "Daubert" challenges, and communicating with the jury. It prepares expert witnesses and attorneys to address complex issues regarding validity and to avoid common pitfalls.
