Sentence examples for forensic evaluations from inspiring English sources

A clause in the settlement asserts that the agreement cannot be cited in capital punishment appeals, but Mr. Burr said he plans to use it — and Dr. Denkowski's agreement not to conduct forensic evaluations again — to argue that Mr. Butler should be re-evaluated to ensure that Texas does not execute a mentally handicapped man.

(Dr. Denkowski's lawyer has said that he vigorously denies having violated any psychology board rules and that he used his best clinical judgment in making forensic evaluations).

Part of the problem, Ms. Andrews said, is that the board has not promulgated specific rules for conducting forensic evaluations for cases involving mentally handicapped individuals.

He said the A.S.P.C.A. would assist the police by providing treatment for animals that are victims of cruelty, by conducting forensic evaluations and by offering backup legal services.

"The children can be pretty much as they always are, but if Ma has changed, then banter on the part of her children can be interpreted as mouthing off," said Dr. McKee, who has conducted forensic evaluations in high-profile cases like that of Susan Smith, who was convicted in 1995 of killing her two children.

Dr. Knight is presently employed in private psychological practice wherein she conducts criminal and civil forensic evaluations for private and public legal entities, provides consultation to the federal, state and county court systems, and teaches at local law and medical schools.

Dimo-Simonin N, Grange F, Taroni F, Brandt-Casadevall C, Mangin P. Forensic evaluation of mtDNA in a population from south west Switzerland.

With reproductions of self-portrait paintings and drawings shown with permission of the Van Gogh Museum, "Discovering van Gogh: A Forensic Study in Identification" displays not only the photos and related art but explores forensic evaluation.

Our forensic evaluation of the illegal pet trade in the Philippines determines the existence of a natural population that is at risk of systematic exploitation by traders.

Participants were 118 mother-child dyads recruited from a Child Advocacy Center where children were determined through a forensic evaluation to be victims of sexual abuse.

Child and mother ratings of maternal support and child adjustment were collected shortly after the forensic evaluation and at 9-month follow-up.