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1 August 5-6, 2013 (Coincides with the Circuit Judges Conference when most Florida courts will be closed) Sheraton Orlando Downtown Up to 24 hours CLE* Only $310! All presentations will be digitally recorded and distributed after the conference* Continental Breakfast and Lunch Buffet included Choice of presentations Monday Social Hour Monday night included Reduced room rate of only $89 per night Free Wi-Fi Access Brought to you by Robert Wesley, Public Defender, Ninth Judicial Circuit Register and pay online with PayPal at Questions? Contact: or call Paying by check? Make payable to CFACDL and mail to: PO Box 6270, Orlando, FL Please include each attendee s name, organization, address, phone and . 8:00 Breakfast & Registration (both days) MONDAY, AUGUST 5 - MIX & MATCH PLENARY SESSION - Main Ballroom, 2 nd Floor 8:30 - Search, Seizure and Cell Phones Nicole Hardin, Assistant Public Defender, Ocala, FL 9:30 - A View from the Bench: Appellate Observations Hon. Emerson Thompson, Sr. Judge, 5 th DCA, FL 10:30 - Telling Our Clients Stories Through Their Trauma - Denny LeBoeuf, ACLU Capital Punishment Project, Raleigh, NC 12:45 - Been There, Done That: Judicial and Prosecutorial Ethics - Phyllis D. Kotey, FIU College of Law, Miami, FL 2:15 - How Juries Weigh Life and Death Decisions - Scott E. Sundby, University of Miami School of Law, Miami, FL 3:45 - Florida Case Law Bootcamp - Denis M. devlaming, Board Certified Criminal Trial Lawyer, Clearwater, FL SUPPLEMENTAL SESSION - Magnolia Room, 2 nd Floor 8:30 - Reading Medical Records - Tara Godoy, University Park Legal Nurse Consulting, Inc., San Francisco, CA 9:30 - Florida Gun Law Update - Jon H. Gutmacher, Private Attorney and Author, Winter Park, FL 10:30 - Designer Drug Developments - Paul Cary, M.S., University of Missouri Health Care, Columbia, MO 12:45 - Considering Culture for Reliable Mental Health Evaluations - Ricardo Weinstein, Ph.D., Encinitas, CA 2:15 - Abusive Head Trauma - Tara Godoy, University Park Legal Nurse Consulting, Inc., San Francisco, CA 3:45 - Biomechanics of Pediatric Head Injuries - John Lloyd, Ph.D., VAMC and University of South Florida, Tampa, FL 5:00-7:00 Social Hour at Zinfandel s, 1 st floor TUESDAY, AUGUST 6 - ALL TOGETHER NOW! 8:30 - Seating a Fair Jury: Stopping the Magic Question in the Magic Kingdom - Ann M. Roan, Ofc. of the State PD, CO 9:30 - Clients in Control - Erica Hashimoto, University of Georgia School of Law, Athens, GA 11:00 - Panel Discussion: Mental Health Q & A Dr. Jeffrey Danziger, Dr. Ryan Hall, Dr. Eric Mings, Dr. Alan Berns & Dr. Jacquelyn Olander, Moderated by Mr. Robert Wesley 1: Evidence Update - Charles W. Ehrhardt, Florida State University College of Law (Ret.), Tallahassee, FL 3:00 - Liars, Over-reachers and Benevolent Jurors I Know Who You Are - Marc Salem, Performer and Author, NYC, NY *Members of the Bar are subject to a Continuing Legal Education Requirement (CLER). Each member is assigned a reporting date and required to attend 30 hours of approved CLE every three years. This conference expects to receive CLE credits of up to 16 hours live, including ethics, mental health, and Board Certification, and up to 8 hours of video. Schedule and Presentations subject to change.

2 PRESENTERS Search, Seizure and Cell Phones Nicole V. Hardin Assistant Public Defender, Ocala, Florida Ms. Hardin is an Assistant Public Defender handling felonies in the Fifth Judicial Circuit of Florida. She is qualified co-counsel on death penalty cases and has worked to develop sentencing training for incoming felony attorneys. She is a co-author of two publications attacking the science of cell phone tracking in criminal cases. Ms. Hardin attended the City University of New York at Queens College School of Law and is an alumnus of their Defender s Clinic. While a student she interned for United States Magistrate Judge Ronald L. Ellis in the Southern District of New York, the Capital Defender s Office in New York City and the Capital Division of the Legal Aid Society of New York. She is a member of the Florida Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys. Reading Medical Records Abusive Head Trauma Tara Godoy, BSN, RN, CFN, LNC President, University Park Legal Nurse Consulting, Inc., San Francisco, California Tara Godoy is a Certified Forensic Nurse and Legal Nurse Consultant who has been working Criminal and Civil Attorneys for 4 years. She is a Registered Nurse with her Bachelor s Degree in Nursing from the University of Southern California. Her 10 years of clinical background includes 4 years as an Emergency Department and Trauma Nurse at Stanford University Medical Center. Currently, she is the President of University Park LNC, a medico-legal consulting firm that has 8 RNs and an MD on staff. Tara is currently accepting new clients and can be reached at Tara@UniversityParkLNC.com. A View from The Bench: Appellate Observations Emerson R. Thompson, Jr., Senior Judge DEGREES: University of Florida, B.A., Political Science, 1970; Florida State University, J.D., LEGAL OFFICES & POSITIONS: Judge, Fifth District Court of Appeal, , Chief Judge, ; Circuit Judge, Ninth Judicial Circuit, , Chief Judge, ; Judge, Orange County Court, ; Assistant State Attorney, Ninth Judicial Circuit, ; Adjunct Professor, Valencia Community College, ; Faculty Member, National Judicial College, BAR OFFICES & ACTIVITIES: The Florida Bar; Orange County Bar Association, 1974-present; former Member, American Bar Association; American Judicature Society, 1978-present; National Bar Association, 1976-present; Paul C. Perkins Bar Association, 1984-present; Florida Supreme Court Statistics and Workload Committee, , Chair, ; Conference of District Court of Appeal Judges, 1993-present; State Courts System Equal Employment Opportunity Committee, 1998-present; Judicial Ethics Advisory Committee, 1999-present; The Florida Supreme Court Racial and Ethnic Bias Study Commission, ; former Member, Florida Supreme Court and the Florida Bar Bench/Bar Commission (Style and Drafting Committee); Florida Supreme Court Pro Bono Committee; Designated Director, The Florida Bar Foundation, , 2002-present; founding Member and first President, Central Florida American Inns of Court; Executive Committee of the Florida Conference of Circuit Judges; Chair, Probate Section, Florida Conference of Circuit Judges, ; Executive Council, Florida Conference of Circuit Judges, ; Judicial Administration Section, Florida Conference of Circuit Judges, ; Judicial Relations Committee of Orange County Bar Association, ; Instructor, Guardian Ad Litem Program, Orange County Bar Association, OTHER CIVIC ACTIVITIES: Rotary International (Paul Harris Fellow); Life Member, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.; Member, Associate Board of Trustees, Bethune-Cookman College; Mt. Pleasant Missionary Baptist Church (Board of Trustees); Sigma Pi Phi Boule (former Sire Archon); former Member, Metropolitan Orlando Urban League; Board of Directors, Florida State University, College of Law Alumni Association; Board of Directors, Central Florida's Blood Centers, 1998-present; Board of Directors, University of Florida Foundation, HONORS & AWARDS: Nominated for Florida Supreme Court by Judicial Nominating Commission, 1994; National Endowment for Humanities Fellow, 1978; selected for Rotary International Group Exchange Program, 1979; Trial Lawyers Section of The Florida Bar for Outstanding Contribution to the Trial Lawyers Section, ; United Way Community Service Award, 1977, 1978.

3 Florida Gun Law Update Jon H. Gutmacher Private Attorney, Winter Park, Florida Jon H. Gutmacher is a criminal trial attorney who handles only firearm, weapon, and self-defense related cases in the Central Florida and Space Coast area. He is a former prosecutor, and police legal advisor. He is also an NRA Certified Firearms Instructor, and NRA Certified Refuse to be a Victim Instructor. He was one of the four primary organizers of the 1994 Tallahassee Freedom Rally that helped stop Florida s assault weapons ban. He has appeared numerous times on national and local television and radio programs on firearm and Second Amendment issues, is the author of the leading book on Florida and Federal firearms, weapons, and self-defense laws entitled: Florida Firearms Law, Use & Ownership which has sold over 180,000 copies in Florida, has a popular pro-gun blog, is referral counsel for the NRA, and Gun Owners of America, and frequently lectures on firearm and selfdefense issues to both civilian, professional, and law enforcement groups. Telling Our Clients Stories Through Their Trauma Denny LeBoeuf Director, ACLU Capital Punishment Project, Raleigh, North Carolina Ms. LeBoeuf has been a capital defender for over 20 years, representing persons facing death at trial and in post-conviction in state and federal courts, and she teaches and consults with capital defense teams nationally. LeBoeuf also serves as the director of the ACLU s John Adams Project, assisting in the defense of the capitally charged Guantánamo detainees. She holds a J.D. from Tulane University and a B.A. from Hunter College. Designer Drug Developments Paul Cary, M.S. Director, Toxicology and Drug Monitoring Laboratory, University of Missouri Health Care, Columbia, Missouri Paul L. Cary, M.S., is director of the Toxicology and Drug Monitoring Laboratory at University of Missouri Health Care in Columbia Missouri. For over thirty years, Mr. Cary has been actively involved in the management of a nationally-recognized toxicology laboratory (SAMHSA certified) that performs drug testing for drug courts, hospitals, mental health facilities, attorneys, coroners and medical examiners, athletic programs, and public and private employers. He has authored numerous scientific publications and monographs, has served on a variety of clinical and technical advisory committees, teaches at the university, is involved in drug testing research, and serves as a consultant in toxicology-related matters. Mr. Cary has also provided judicial education including lecturing at the National Judicial College on alcohol pharmacology, the use of expert testimony and on drug testing issues. He has been certified as an expert and provided expert testimony in court (local, state and federal) and in labor arbitration. Mr. Cary has been a resource to court teams throughout the nation and overseas and serves as visiting faculty for the National Association of Drug Court Professionals, the Center for Court Innovation, the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges and the National Drug Court Institute. Contact Information: Director, Toxicology and Drug Monitoring Laboratory, University of Missouri Health Care, Columbia Missouri, (573) / Fax: (573) / carypl@health.missouri.edu. Been There, Done That: Judicial and Prosecutorial Ethics Phyllis D. Kotey Director of Community Externship Programs, Clinical Associate Professor of Law FIU College of Law, Miami, Florida From 1996 to 2004, Judge Kotey served as an Alachua County judge, in the Eighth Judicial Circuit of Florida. While on the bench, she served for four years as Associate Dean of the Florida Judicial College and lectured widely at numerous judicial conferences and legal education programs, including the National Judicial College. From 1985 to 1996, she was an attorney in the State Attorney s Office, Eighth Judicial Circuit, where she attained the position of Chief of the County Court Division. The recipient of numerous honors and awards, Judge Kotey has devoted much of her career to professional service on bar committees, law reform commissions and legal education. To name only a few examples, she has been a member of the Florida Supreme Court s Judicial Ethics Advisory Commission, including terms as vice chair and chair; the Code and Rules of Evidence Committee of the Florida Bar; the Executive Council of the Criminal Law Committee of the Florida Bar; the Advisory Committee for the Family Violence Department of the National Council of Juvenile

4 and State Court Judges; and the National Consortium of Task Forces on Bias and Fairness in the Courts. Judge Kotey served for 14 years as an adjunct professor at the University of Florida College of Law, teaching trial practice and coaching trial competition teams. She earned her B.A., J.D. and M.A. (Public Administration) degrees at the University of Florida. Considering Culture for Reliable Mental Health Evaluations Ricardo Weinstein, Ph.D. Ricardo Weinstein, Ph.D. and Associates, Encinitas, California Dr. Weinstein has over 25 years of experience in the fields of forensic psychology and neuropsychology. He has conducted over 3000 evaluations of juveniles and adults. He has intervened in over 120 death penalty cases. He has qualified as an expert witness in state in federal courts in the fields of psychology, neuropsychology, mental retardation, cultural expertise and sex offences. Dr. Weinstein developed a comprehensive process of evaluation utilizing his expertise in psychology, neuropsychology, and neurophysiology. (For further information please refer to his current CV.) How Juries Weigh Life and Death Decisions Scott E. Sundby Professor of Law and Dean's Distinguished Scholar, University of Miami School of Law, Miami, Florida Scott Sundby teaches a variety of courses in the criminal law and procedure area. After clerking for Judge Phyllis Kravitch of the Eleventh Circuit, he began his teaching career at Hastings College of the Law in San Francisco. He later moved to Washington & Lee Law School where he was the Sydney and Frances Lewis Professor of Law. While at W&L, at various points he served as Director of the Virginia Capital Clearinghouse, a clinic at W&L that advises lawyers appointed to represent capital defendants, and as Director of the Frances Lewis Law Center. To obtain a prosecutor's viewpoint of the criminal justice system, Professor Sundby took a leave of absence from teaching during and prosecuted cases as a Special Assistant United States Attorney for the Southern District of Florida. He has been a visiting fellow at Griffith University in Brisbane, Australia and at Universitat Jaume I in Castelló de la Plana, Spain. Professor Sundby's writings focus on criminal law and constitutional law issues, including articles that have appeared in the Virginia, Columbia, Cornell, UCLA, and Texas law reviews. Much of his research has been conducted as part of the Capital Jury Project, a study funded by the National Science Foundation that is designed to understand how juries decide whether or not to impose the death penalty. As part of the Project, he oversaw the interviewing of a large number of jurors who actually served on capital juries, half of which returned death sentences and half of which opted for life sentences. His articles based on the Project have examined a variety of aspects of the death-penalty decision, including the role of the defendant's remorse in affecting the jury's decision, the impact of expert witnesses, the importance of how the jurors perceive the victim, and how different trial strategies influence the jury's choice between a life and death sentence; his findings on how trial strategy affects a juror's death-penalty decision were cited by the United States Supreme Court in its opinion in Florida v. Nixon (2004). In interviewing jurors who have been faced with the wrenching choice between a life and death sentence, Sundby has been particularly struck by the intensely human nature of the decision as jurors grapple with moral, legal and personal issues. His book, A Life and Death Decision: A Jury Weighs the Death Penalty, focuses on the human side of the decision by listening to how different jurors from the same case describe their jury's decision to impose a death sentence. This jury's decision was an especially difficult one, because a holdout for life clung to her vote for days despite eleven other jurors wanting a death sentence. The jurors' stories in the book open a window to how real jurors make the death penalty decision, while also providing insights into broader issues concerning the death penalty, including the roles of race, gender, and personal experience in a juror's decision whether to vote for life or death. Named a 2006 Finalist for the American Bar Association's Silver Gavel Award, A Life and Death Decision was released in April of 2005 and a paperback version followed in Florida Case Law Bootcamp Denis M. devlaming Board Certified Criminal Trial Lawyer Partner, The Law Firm of devlaming, Romine & Rivellini, Clearwater, Florida Mr. devlaming was educated at the Ohio State University where he received a B.A. in Psychology (1969). He graduated from Stetson University College of Law in 1972 with a Juris doctor degree. He accepted an appointment as a Florida Assistant State Attorney where he prosecuted in the Sixth Judicial Circuit from 1972 through Thereafter, he started his own law practice and has specialized in criminal defense ever since. His offices are located at 1101 Turner Street, Clearwater, Florida Phone: (727) ; fax: (727) ; denis@drrlawfirm.com.

5 Mr. devlaming is the past president of the Pinellas County Criminal Defense Lawyers Association (1987), the Pinellas County Trial Lawyers Association (1991) and the Clearwater Bar Association ( ). He also served as Chairman of the Criminal Law Section of the Clearwater Bar. He was elected statewide President of the Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers ( ) and is a member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. In 2001 he was named senior counsel in The College of Master Advocates And Barristers and in 2010 he was inducted in to the American College of Trial Lawyers. He currently serves as president of First Step, Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to helping needy men and women who are on probation. He is Board Certified in criminal law (1988-present) and has been approved by the Florida Bar to give Continuing Legal Education seminars on every aspect of the criminal trial. For over twenty years he has been asked to lecture at the Board Certification Seminar for criminal trial law. He has authored numerous articles touching upon matters involving criminal law in both state-wide and national periodicals. Mr. devlaming is an adjunct professor at Stetson College of Law in St. Petersburg, Florida teaching Advanced Criminal Trial Advocacy and is a past adjunct professor at the University of South Florida. He has also been a guest lecturer for the St. Petersburg College, the Peoples Law School in Pinellas County and been asked to speak at the statewide Florida Judicial Conference on criminal law and ethics (Circuit and County), the Florida Public Defender s Association (trial tactics), the Gerald T. Bennett prosecutor/public defender trial training program at the University of Florida, the National College of DUI defense held at Harvard law school and Masters of DUI held in Miami, Florida (2006). He has also travelled around the state giving a three hour interactive ethics seminar to the combined offices of the state attorney and public defender. And has coordinated, produced, directed and acted in several mock trials for cable television. Mr. devlaming has been inducted into Who s Who In American Law (1989-present) and has been included in the book Best Lawyers In America (Naifeh and Smith, 1995-present). He was selected as one of the best criminal defense lawyers in Florida by the Florida Trend magazine (July ), Florida Monthly magazine (Sept. 2003), the Tampa Bay magazine (1997-present), the Tampa Metro magazine (2003-4) and Florida Super Lawyers magazine (2006-present). The Tampa edition of the Business Review newspaper included him as one of the Gulf Coast s most influential lawyers (Oct. 2003). The national rating service of attorneys (Martindale-Hubbell) has given him an A rating since He is also listed in that publication s Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers. His peers have presented him with awards for professionalism and excellence in the field of criminal law by awarding him The Barney award (Inns of Court, 1997), The Hindman award (Pinellas County Criminal Defense Lawyers, 1998), The Richard T. Earle award (voted on by all Pinellas County Florida judges,1998), The William Reece Smith award for professionalism(stetson College of Law, 2008) and the Jack Edmund award (The Herbert G. Goldburg Inn of Court, Tampa 2011). In 2012 he was inducted in to the Stetson Law School Hall of Fame (Florida). Biomechanics of Head Injuries John Lloyd, Ph.D. Sr. Researcher, Biomechanics & Traumatic Brain Injury Laboratories, James A. Haley VAMC, Tampa, Florida Faculty, College of Engineering, University of South Florida, Tampa, Florida Dr. Lloyd is a federally-funded Researcher and Expert in the fields of Ergonomics and Biomechanics. He holds a PhD in Ergonomics from Loughborough University in England, and is Board Certified throughout the United States as a Certified Professional Ergonomist (No. 725). For over 20 years, Dr. Lloyd has provided ergonomics and biomechanics-related consulting services. He has authored more than 80 book chapters, publications, open-literature articles and technical reports on ergonomics and biomechanics. John and his wife, Brenda, have made their home in the enchanted city of San Antonio, Florida, to the north of Tampa. There they raise their two children, Allison-Kate who is a strong-minded redheaded girl of Irish-descent, and their energetic son, Kieran. Seating A Fair Jury: Stopping the Magic Question in the Magic Kingdom Ann M. Roan Adjunct Faculty, Colorado Law, University of Colorado Boulder Office of the State Public Defender, Colorado Ms. Roan has been the State Training Director for the Colorado State Public Defender since 2004 and has been a public defender since She develops curriculum, oversees training and teaches more than 700 lawyers, investigators and administrative professionals. Before her appointment to that position, she spent 10 years as a deputy public defender in trial offices throughout the state, and six years practicing in the Public Defender s appellate division. She has spoken at conferences all over the country sponsored by NACDL, NORML, and other defense organizations. Ann is on the faculty of the National Criminal Defense College in Macon, GA; the NACDL Capital Voir Dire College in Boulder, CO; and has taught state and federal criminal defense lawyers in Georgia, Kentucky, Texas, Louisiana, Washington, New Mexico, Alabama, Utah, California, the District of Columbia and Alaska. She was previously an adjunct faculty member teaching the Appellate Advocacy Clinic at Colorado Law and is a frequent guest lecturer at the law schools at both the University of Colorado and the University of Denver. Ann is a graduate of CU Law School and a member of the Law Alumni Board and the Loan Repayment

6 Assistance Program. She is also a member of the Executive Committee of the Criminal Law Section of the Colorado Bar Association and the American Board of Criminal Lawyers. Clients in Control Erica Hashimoto Associate Professor of Law, University of Georgia School of Law, Athens, Georgia A.B., Harvard University J.D., Georgetown University Ms. Hashimoto joined the University of Georgia School of Law faculty in the fall of 2004 and teaches courses in criminal law, evidence, legal profession and sentencing. She developed a practical understanding of criminal law while serving four years as an assistant federal public defender in the Office of the Federal Public Defender in Washington, D.C. In this position, Ms. Hashimoto gained significant trial experience representing clients charged with a variety of federal crimes, including the possession of guns and drugs, fraud and threats on the president. Prior to holding this position, Ms. Hashimoto was a law clerk for Judge David S. Tatel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ( ) and Judge Paul L. Friedman of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia ( ). She earned her bachelor's degree with honors from Harvard University and her law degree magna cum laude from the Georgetown University Law Center. At Georgetown, she served on the Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics and was inducted into the Order of the Coif. She enjoys running and has run in number of races, including the Marine Corps Marathon and the Army Ten Miler. Eric Mings, Ph.D. Dr. Mings received his B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. from the University of Florida. He graduated in 1987 with a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology with concentration in Neuropsychology. He had worked at North Florida Evaluation and Treatment Center performing forensic evaluations, and at ORMC Brain Injury Rehabilitation Center while establishing his private practice. He has been in private practice since 1987 and has performed thousands of forensic evaluations in both state and federal courts. He has done both criminal and civil court evaluations, providing forensic and neuropsychological consultation services. Areas of consultation include competency to proceed, mental status at the time of the offense, mental health mitigation, sentencing and treatment recommendations, Miranda issues, interrogation issues, neuropsychological evaluation, confidential case consultation, IME evaluations, brain damage cases, and others. He has testified numerous times in criminal cases ranging from misdemeanor to death penalty cases- both at the trial and post-conviction stages, and in a variety of types of civil cases. He has completed both Basic and Advanced courses in interviewing and interrogation by John E. Reid and Associates- one of the pioneers of interrogation techniques taught to local, state, and federal government law enforcement. At the present time he maintains a full time forensic practice located in Orlando Florida, and is available for case consultation throughout the state of Florida and occasionally elsewhere. He is available for speaking engagements nationally. Contact Information: E Colonial Dr # 405, Orlando, FL 32820, Phone: (407) Jeffrey A. Danziger, M.D. Located in Maitland, Dr. Danziger has an active clinical and forensic practice with over 22 years of experience in the Orlando area. Dr. Danziger is a Board Certified Psychiatrist with sub-certifications in Forensic, Geriatric and Addictions Psychiatry. Dr. Danziger is a recognized, experienced expert witness in both Criminal and Civil Court matters. Contact Information: Psychiatric Affiliates, P.A., 2300 Maitland Center Parkway, Suite 230, Maitland, FL 32751, Phone: , Fax: Ryan C. W. Hall, M.D. Dr. Ryan Hall is a clinical psychiatrist for patients and their families and a forensic psychiatrist providing expert witness and medical services to the legal, government and private communities at the local, state, national and international levels. Dr. Hall graduated Phi Beta Kappa with honors with a double major in biology and psychology from Johns Hopkins University. He completed his medical training at Georgetown University School of Medicine and did an internal medicine internship at Johns Hopkins University. He

7 completed his psychiatric residency in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Johns Hopkins and a forensic psychiatry fellowship at the Case Western Reserve School of Medicine. Dr. Hall is a member of the American Psychiatric Association, Florida Psychiatric Society, Southern Psychiatric Association, the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law, the American Medical Association, The American College of Psychiatrists, the Seminole County Medical Society, and the American College of Forensic Examiners Institute. He has served on the Public Relations, Legislative, Disaster, and Resident and Fellows Committees of the Maryland Psychiatric Society and on the Psychopharmacology and Research Committees of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law, as well as serving on the Committee on Graduate Education for the APA. He has served on the CME, Forensic Psychiatry, and Academic Affairs Committees for Florida Psychiatric Society. Dr. Hall currently serves as secretary/treasurer for Southern Psychiatric Association, as well as chairman for their Early Career Psychiatry Committee and New Member Task Force. In 2005, he received the Dorfman Award from the Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine for the best review article of the year. In 2006, he was named a Rappeport Fellow from the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law. In 2009, he was selected by peers to be included in Best Doctors in America. Dr. Hall was selected to serve as the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law s Young Physician Delegate to the American Medical Association in In 2010, Dr. Hall s article (cowritten with Terri R. Day), Déjà vu: From Comic Books to Video Games: Legislative Reliance on Soft Science to Protect Against Uncertain Societal Harm Linked to Violence v. the First Amendment, was selected as one of the best law review articles published in the field of entertainment, publishing, and the arts by Thomson Reuters (West). Dr. Hall serves as an Affiliate Assistant Professor for the University of South Florida s Department of Psychiatry in Tampa, Florida, as well as an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry for the Department of Medical Education at the University of Central Florida College of Medicine in Orlando, Florida. Dr. Hall also serves as an Adjunct Faculty Member at the Barry University Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law in Orlando, Florida. Dr. Hall has published more than 50 scientific articles and has made more than 70 major clinical presentations. He serves as a reviewer for 14 major medical journals. Dr. Hall is a Diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology with added qualifications in Forensic Psychiatry. Dr. Hall is a Certified Forensic Physician with the American College of Forensic Examiners Institute. Contact Information: 2500 West Lake Mary Boulevard, Suite 219, Lake Mary, FL 32746, Phone: , Fax , dr.rcwhall@live.com Alan S. Berns, M.D. Dr. Alan S. Berns received his medical degree from the University of Genova, Italy in He then returned to the United States where he successfully obtained his certification from The American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. Dr. Berns is further board-certified by the ABPN with added qualifications in both forensic and addiction psychiatry. Dr. Berns completed his first year of psychiatric residency training from 1983 to 1984, at Creedmoor Psychiatric Center in Queens, New York. He then transferred to St. Lukes-Roosevelt Hospital Center, which is a teaching hospital of Columbia University, in Manhattan, New York, from 1984 to 1988 where he completed his second, third, and fourth years of psychiatric residency training and in his fourth year served as chief resident. Dr. Berns did a six-month elective in forensic psychiatry at the Bellevue Hospital Prison Ward. After completing his residency training at St. Lukes-Roosevelt Hospital Center, Dr. Berns did a one-year fellowship in psychiatry and the law at University of Rochester Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester, New York. Dr. Berns is a recipient of the Exemplary Psychiatrist Award from the National Alliance of the Mentally Ill. He has also received a service award from Florida Hospital, Orlando, Florida, as well as a Physician Recognition Award from ORHS, Florida. Dr. Berns has also been identified as a Top Doctor by US News as well as the Patients Choice Award 2012 along with the Compassionate Doctor Recognition, Dr. Berns is a fellow of both the American Psychiatric Association, and the American College of Forensic Examiners. He holds several other memberships including the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law. Dr. Berns has been in private practice in Central Florida since 1991 and his current practice is located in Lake Mary, Florida. Dr. Berns practice consists of general psychiatry, as well as forensic psychiatry. His areas of interest in forensic psychiatry include the interface of psychiatry with the criminal justice system, as well as doing guardianship evaluations for probate court, evaluations for personal injury lawyers, as well as for worker's compensation attorneys. Contact Information: Psychiatric Interventions PA, 3272 W Lake Mary Blvd, Ste. 1820, Lake Mary, FL 32746, Phone: (407) Jacquelyn Olander, Ph.D. Dr. Olander received her Ph.D. in counseling psychology from the University of Miami. She also completed a two-year residency in clinical neuropsychology through the Orlando Regional Healthcare. Prior to her doctoral and residency training, Dr. Olander obtained a M.Ed. from the University of Washington specializing in school psychology, reading disabilities, and guidance counseling. She earned her Bachelor of Education at the University of Florida in elementary education. She is currently certified in school psychology through

8 the Department of Education in the State of Florida and State of Washington. In the State of Washington, Dr. Olander is also certified as an elementary and secondary teacher and as a guidance counselor. Her specialties include forensic and clinical neuropsychology and psychology related to issues of competency (child, adolescent, and adult), mitigation; various neuropsychological and psychological issues; and independent medical evaluations. In addition, she provides evaluations for learning disabilities, Attention- Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, and other academic-related issues. Dr. Olander has testified regarding numerous neuropsychological and psychological issues throughout the State of Florida. Dr. Olander also provides individual and family therapy from preadolescent through adulthood. Dr. Olander is a member of the National Academy of Neuropsychology, the International Neuropsychological Society, and the American Psychological Association. Dr. Olander is in private practice with Psychological Affiliates, Inc. in Winter Park, Florida. Contact Information: Psychological Affiliates, Inc., 2737 West Fairbanks Avenue, Winter Park, FL Phone: Florida Evidence Update Charles W. Ehrhardt Ladd Professor Emeritus, Florida State University College of Law, Tallahassee, Florida J.D., University of Iowa, 1964, B.S., Iowa State University, 1962 Author of Florida Evidence (West 2009), the leading treatise on the topic, and Florida Trial Objections (West 4th ed. 2007), Professor Ehrhardt has been cited as an authority by appellate courts more than 500 times. He taught Torts, Evidence, Trial Practice and Trial Evidence Seminar, and was named Outstanding Professor seven times. After serving as the Ladd Professor of Evidence for 35 years, he earned emeritus status in He continues to teach Evidence at the law school. Professor Ehrhardt served as a commissioner to the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws from He was a member of the faculties of both the National Judicial College in Reno, Nevada, and the Federal Judicial Center in Washington, D.C. He has been a visiting professor at University of Georgia and Wake Forest. Professor Ehrhardt received the Selig I. Goldin Award from the Criminal Law Section of The Florida Bar and the President's Award from the Florida Board of Trial Advocates. He clerked for the Honorable M.D. Oosterhout of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit and joined Florida State University College of Law's faculty in For almost 20 years, he served as the university's representative to the NCAA and the ACC. In 2007, he was inducted into the Florida State Sports Hall of Fame. Liars, Over-reachers and Benevolent Jurors I Know Who You Are Marc Salem Author The Six Keys to Unlock and Empower Your Mind: Spot Liars & Cheats, Negotiate Any Deal to Your Advantage, Win at the Office, Influence Friends, & Much More, New York City, New York Mr. Salem has been a student of the human mind for over 30 years. As an academic he holds advanced degrees from the University of Pennsylvania and New York University, and has been on faculty of several major universities for close to two decades. He is considered one of the world's foremost authorities on nonverbal communication. How the mind creates reality and meaning has been his major focus. As a researcher Professor Salem has traveled the globe exploring the mind and its potential. He was a director of research at Sesame Street studying the development and nature of the mental process. As an entertainer Marc has performed around the world, astounding and entertaining millions. His show MIND GAMES concluded two extended runs on Broadway to both critical and popular acclaim. The Sydney Opera House, the Edinburgh Festival and Singapore's Esplanade have also hosted extended runs of MIND GAMES. He has been featured on the The O'Reilly Factor, Montel, Maury, CNN, and has been a frequent guest on Regis. He has had two network television specials, with more to come. Marc has also completed 3 sell-out seasons in London. He is a regular guest on Court TV, and was also recently profiled on an astounding 60 Minutes by Mike Wallace.