ALLAN M. TEPPER, J.D., Psy.D. 123 South Broad Street, Suite 2500 Philadelphia, PA (o) (f)

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1 ALLAN M. TEPPER, J.D., Psy.D. 123 South Broad Street, Suite 2500 Philadelphia, PA (o) (f) CURRICULUM VITAE EDUCATION Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Psy.D., June 1982 Clinical Psychology Academic Achievement Award Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania M.S., June 1979 Albany Law School, Albany, New York J.D., June 1977 Brandeis University, Waltham, Massachusetts A.B., June 1974 Cum Laude, Anthropology/Pre-Medicine LICENSURE Pennsylvania Psychologist (Licensed June 1988) Member, Pennsylvania State Bar (Admitted October 1978) Member, New York State Bar (Admitted January 1978) AWARDS Pennsylvania Psychological Association Ethics Educators Award (2010) Pennsylvania Psychological Association Distinguished Service Award (2009) Immaculata University Sr. Kathleen Mary Burns Award (2009) 1

2 WORK EXPERIENCE Forensic and Clinical Psychologist Present Forensic services include consultation, evaluation, and expert testimony in death penalty, criminal, vocational, personal injury, malpractice, and domestic relations matters. Clinical services include evaluation and treatment of children, adolescents, and adults. Attorney-at-Law Present Law practice specializing in representation of mental health professionals in licensing board and disciplinary proceedings, criminal law, and civil matters. Medical Educational Services / PESI Healthcare Present Presenter for a continuing education organization offering mental health ethics training throughout the United States. Pennsylvania Psychological Association Legal Consultation Plan Present Administrator/Staff Attorney for a prepaid legal consultation plan sponsored by the Pennsylvania Psychological Association. Law Office of David Ferleger December January 1989 Associate with a law firm specializing in mental disability and civil rights litigation, including individual and class action lawsuits. InterPsych Associates November November 1987 Psychotherapy, diagnostic testing, and expert testimony, in forensic matters, with an emphasis upon personal injury, custody, and vocational cases. 2

3 Defender Association of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania September October 1986 Representation of indigent juvenile and adult defendants in criminal trials, sentencing proceedings, parole and probation matters, and involuntary civil commitment hearings. Diagnostic testing and expert testimony concerning competency, insanity, and sentencing issues. Hahnemann Mental Health Services Division Philadelphia County Prisons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania July June 1981 Psychology Intern. Diagnostic testing, individual psychotherapy, and development of individualized treatment plans. Mental Disability Law Project, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania June August 1981 Provision of pro bono legal services to mentally ill clients through a disability law project sponsored by the Philadelphia Bar Association. John F. Kennedy MH/MR Community Center Center City Child Clinic, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania July June 1980 Psychology Intern. Diagnostic testing and psychotherapy with children, adolescents, and adults. Duties involved working in the Pediatrics Unit of the Hahnemann University Hospital. VanHammett Clinic, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania September June 1979 Psychology Intern. Duties included initial screening, intake evaluations, psychological testing, and individual psychotherapy. 3

4 New York State Attorney General s Office Bureau of Consumer Frauds and Protection, Albany, New York June June 1977 Law Assistant. Responsibilities included reviewing and answering consumer complaints, researching legal questions, and attempting to resolve consumer complaints through a voluntary medication process. Albany Law School Legal Assistance Project, Albany, New York January June 1976 Student investigator for a clinical law school program providing legal services to indigent prisoners incarcerated at Great Meadow Correctional Facility, Comstock, New York. TEACHING EXPERIENCE University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey Department of Psychiatry Research Assistant February September 1987 Widener University Institute for Graduate Clinical Psychology Adjunct Faculty Member Present (inactive) Immaculata College Graduate School Adjunct Assistant Professor Present (inactive) Great Lakes Colleges Association Philadelphia Chapter Adjunct Faculty Member 1991 Present (inactive) Hahnemann College of Allied Health Professionals Clinical Instructor

5 PUBLICATIONS Knapp, S, Baturin, R.L., Tepper, A.M. In-Court Testimony. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, November 2006 Tepper, A.M. and Baturin, R.L. Administrative Procedures Associated with a Licensing Board Proceeding. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, August Tepper, A.M. & Baturin, R.L. What is the Bureau of Enforcement and Investigation? A Defense Commentary. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, May Tepper, A.M., Knapp, S.J., and Baturin, R. Minors Consent to Mental Health Treatment. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, February Tepper, A.M. & Baturin, R. Release of Confidential Information: Client Authorization and Court Orders. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, November Baturin, R., Knapp S., & Tepper, A.M. Confidentiality and the Release of Treatment Records Following the Death of a Client. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, August Tepper, A.M., Knapp, S., & Baturin, R. Reporting of Criminal Convictions. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, May Tepper, A.M., Knapp, S., & Baturin, R. The Licensing Board Investigator: Let the Licensee Beware. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, February Knapp, S. and Tepper, A.M. Applicability of the American Psychological Association s Standards and Guidelines to Pennsylvania Licensed Psychologists. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, August Knapp, S., Baturin, R., & Tepper, A.M. Harassment by Patients. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, May Knapp, S., Baturin, R., & Tepper, A.M. Peer Consultation Groups: Practical Considerations and Tangible Benefits. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, February Baturin, R., Knapp, S., & Tepper, A.M. Legal and Practical Issues Related to the Treatment of Impaired Drivers. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, November Knapp, S., VandeCreek L., Tepper, A.M., & Baturin, R. (2003). Pennsylvania Law, Ethics, and Psychology (Fourth Edition). Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania Psychological Association. 5

6 Knapp, S., Tepper, A.M., & Baturin, R. Practical Considerations When Responding to Subpoenas and Court Orders. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, August Knapp, S. & Tepper, A.M. Termination of Treatment of the Reluctant Patient. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, May Knapp, S., Tepper, A.M., & Baturin, R. American Psychological Association Ethics Code of 2002 Changes Standards on Release of Test Data and Test Materials. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, February Tepper, A.M. Response to a Subpoena Revisited. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, November Knapp, S. & Tepper, A.M. Informed Consent Vignettes Relating to the Treatment of Minors. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, August Tepper, A.M. The Duty to Protect by Warning as it Relates to Patients Who Are HIV-Positive. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, May Knapp, S. & Tepper, A.M. Ethical and Clinical Issues in Emerging Treatment Techniques. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, August Tepper, A.M. Nonerotic Hugging During the Course of Therapy: Let the Hugger Beware. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, May Knapp, S., Tepper, A.M., & Baturin, R. Third Party Liability in Sexual Abuse Treatment Cases Revisited. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, November Knapp, S. & Tepper, A.M. Expert Witness Malpractice Liability. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, August Knapp, S. & Tepper, A.M. Third Party Liability in Sexual Abuse Treatment Cases. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, May Tepper, A.M. Response to a Subpoena. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, February Tepper, A.M. & Knapp, S. Duty to Protect by Warning: When Does the Duty Arise? The Pennsylvania Psychologist, August Tepper, A.M. & Knapp, S. Employment Testing Under the Americans With Disabilities Act. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, May

7 Tepper, A.M. & Knapp, S. Pennsylvania Recognizes an Affirmative Duty to Warn Third Party Victims. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, February Knapp, S. VandeCreek L., & Tepper, A.M. (1998). Pennsylvania Law and Psychology (Third Edition). Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania Psychological Association. Knapp, S. & Tepper, A.M. Alternative Psychotherapy Settings: Telephone, , and Teleconferencing. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, November Knapp, S. & Tepper, A.M. Aspirational and Enforceable Ethical Standards. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, May Knapp, S. & Tepper, A.M. Informed Consent: When Ethical and Clinical Concerns Converge. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, February Knapp, S. & Tepper, A.M. Legal and Ethical Issues in Child Custody Evaluations. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, November Knapp, S. & Tepper, A.M. Ethical and Legal Considerations in Advertising Professional Services. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, August Knapp, S. & Tepper, A.M. Informed Consent in Psychotherapy. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, May Tepper, A.M. & Knapp, S. Treatment of Patients with a Past History of Sexual Involvement with Their Therapists. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, February Tepper, A.M. & Knapp, S. Response to a Licensing Board Complaint: A Defense Perspective. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, November Tepper, A.M. & Knapp, S. The State of Insanity in Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, August Knapp, S. & Tepper, A.M. Legal and Ethical Issues in Supervision. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, May Knapp, S. & Tepper, A.M. The Duty to Protect: What Is Its Status in Pennsylvania? The Pennsylvania Psychologist, February Knapp, S. & Tepper, A.M. Statute of Limitations in Childhood Sexual Abuse Cases. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, November

8 Knapp, S. & Tepper, A.M. Recent Reforms in Pennsylvania s Sexual Offense Statutes: Change Has Implications for Psychologists. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, August Knapp, S., Tepper, A.M., & VandeCreek, L. Recovered Truth or Implanted Fabrication? Risk Management Issues in the False Memory Debate. Psychotherapy Bulletin (30) (Summer 1995). Knapp, S. & Tepper, A.M. Risk Management Issues in the False Memory Debate. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, May Knapp, S. & Tepper, A.M. Revised Child Protective Services Law: What Are the Implications for Psychologists? The Pennsylvania Psychologist, February Marlowe, D.B., Tepper, A.M., & Gibbings, E.N. (1994). Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient Management in the General Hospital: A Unique Clinicolegal Status. In Bluestone, Travin, & Marlowe (Eds.), Psychiatric-Legal Decision Making By the Mental Health Practitioner. New York, New York: John Wiley & Sons. Knapp, S. & Tepper, A.M. Ethical, Legal, and Practical Issues When the Employment Relationship Ends. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, November Tepper, A.M. Legal Liability as it Relates to Developing Psychological Theories and Techniques. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, August Knapp, S., VandeCreek, L. & Tepper, A.M. Patient Access to Records: What Should the Practicing Psychologist Do? The Pennsylvania Psychologist, May Knapp, S., Tepper, A.M., & VandeCreek, L. Treatment of Minors. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, February Tepper, A.M. Pennsylvania Recognizes the Battered Person Syndrome. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, November Knapp, S., Tepper, A.M., & VandeCreek, L. Questions and Answers about Privileged Communications. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, May Tepper, A.M. Pre-Employment Testing and the Americans with Disabilities Act. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, November

9 Knapp S. & Tepper, A.M. Caught in the Middle: The Parent, Child, and Psychologist Triangle. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, May Marlowe, D.B., Tepper, A.M., & Gibbings, E.N. Clinico-Legal Issues in Partial Hospitalization and Day Treatment. Comprehensive Mental Health Care, Vol. 2, No. 3, Tepper, A.M., Rinella, V.J., & Siegel, A.M. The Psychotherapist Sexual Offenses Statute: Carving an Exception for Psychologists. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, February Tepper, A.M., Rinella, V.J., & Siegel, A.M. Subpoenas and Court Orders in the Everyday Practice of Psychology. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, November Tepper, A.M., Rinella, V.J., & Siegel, A.M. When is a Voluntary Commitment Really Voluntary? The Pennsylvania Psychologist, August Schulman, S.I. & Tepper, A.M. The Clinical-Vocational Evaluation. The Legal Intelligencer, Volume 204, No. 96, May 21, Tepper, A.M. & Elwork, A. Competence to Consent to Treatment As a Psycholegal Construct. Law and Human Behavior, Vol. 8 Nos. 3/4, , Tepper, A.M.. Informed Consent, Competency, and the Right to Refuse Treatment. (Unpublished Doctoral Dissertation, Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital, 1982). Tepper, A.M. & Kaslow, F.W. Informed Decision-Making Capacity: A Patient s Ability to Participate in Treatment Determinations. Law and Psychology Review 49-67, (Spring 1981). Tepper, A.M. Informed Decision-Making Capacity as it Relates to Legal Incompetency and the Right to Refuse Treatment. (Unpublished Masters Thesis, Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital, 1979). 9

10 PRESENTATIONS in Pennsylvania. Six hour continuing education programs sponsored by Medical Education Services, December 1, 2006 and December 8, in Maryland Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, November 17, Release of Records in a Social Security Disability Administrative Proceeding. Presentation delivered at the Philadelphia Bar Association Social Security Disability Law Committee, October 20, Defense of a Licensing Board Complaint. Presentation at the Pennsylvania Psychological Association 2006 Annual Convention, June 14, Ethical and Legal Issues Related to the Treatment of Children and Families in Pennsylvania. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Family Resources of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, April 27, in Georgia. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, April 7, in Tennessee. Six hour continuing education programs sponsored by Medical Education Services, December 8, 2005 and December 9, in Pennsylvania. Six hour continuing education programs sponsored by Medical Education Services, September 16, 2005; September 16, 2005; September 23, 2005; and October 7, in Georgia. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Behavioral Health Services of Southern Georgia, August 18, in Wisconsin. Six hour continuing education programs sponsored by Medical Education Services, June 9, 2005 and June 10,

11 in Texas. Six hour continuing education programs sponsored by Medical Education Services, April 14, 2005 and April 15, in Delaware. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, February 11, The Emerich Case: The Duty to Protect by Warning (Tarasoff in PA). Grand Rounds Lecture Series Sponsored by the Reading Hospital and Medical Center Department of Psychiatry, December 14, in Pennsylvania. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, December 10, Legal and Ethical Issues for Mental Health Practitioners. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Marywood University, School of Continuing Education, October 18, in Maryland. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, October 8, 2004 in Ohio. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, June 11, Confidentiality as it Relates to Domestic Violence Counselors and Advocates. Presentation delivered at the Domestic Violence and the Child Welfare System: A Multi-System Approach to Intervening With Families Program sponsored by the Women s Center of Montgomery County and the Eastern Montgomery County Multi-Disciplinary Task Force of the Office of Children and Youth, June 2, in North Carolina. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, May 14, Ethical Considerations in Custody Matters. Presentation delivered at the Child Custody Forum: The Psychologist s Perspective Program sponsored by Chester County Bar Association, April 27,

12 in New Mexico. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, April 16, Ethical and Legal Issues Related to the Treatment of Children and Families in Pennsylvania. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Family Resources of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, April 1, in Pennsylvania. Six hour continuing education programs sponsored by Medical Education Services, September 11, 2003; September 12, 2003; September 19, 2003; October 2, 2003; and October 3, in Wisconsin. Six hour continuing education programs sponsored by Medical Education Services, June 5, 2003 and June 6, in Pennsylvania. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, February 21, in Georgia. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital Behavioral Health Center, January 17, in New Jersey. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, January 10, Mental Health Rules and Regulations Concerning the Assessment and Treatment of Minors. Presentation delivered at the Advanced Psychological Issues Program sponsored by the Children s Rights Committee of the Pennsylvania Bar Association, November 8, Competency to Refuse Treatment by the Mentally Ill. Presentation delivered at the Lawyering for the Mentally Ill Program sponsored by Temple University Political & Civil Rights Law Review, November 2, in Georgia. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, October 25,

13 Ethical Considerations for the Practicing School Psychologist. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by The Philadelphia Society of Clinical Psychologists - Human Services Center and The Montgomery County Intermediate Unit #23, October 9, in Tennessee. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, September 27, in Maryland. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by the National Security Agency/Central Security Service Psychological Services, September 23, in Texas. Six hour continuing education programs sponsored by Medical Education Services, April 25, 2002 and April 26, in Connecticut. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, March 15, in Delaware. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, January 25, in Maryland. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, November 16, in Pennsylvania. Six hour continuing education programs sponsored by Medical Education Services, September 14, 2001, September 21, 2001, and October 5, The Law of and Sources for Mitigation Evidence. Presentation delivered at the Developing and Presenting Mitigation in a Capital Case program sponsored by The Pennsylvania Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, September 7, in New Jersey. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, June 22,

14 in Louisiana.. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, May 11, Health Professional in New York. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, February 23, Health Professional in Delaware. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, January 19, Health Professional in California. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, December 1, Health Professional in Nevada. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, November 30, Health Professional in South Carolina. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, November 10, Third Party Liability: Duty to Protect by Warning. Three hour continuing education program presented at the Pennsylvania Psychological Association Fall Continuing Education and Ethics Conference, October 27, Health Professional in Minnesota. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, October 20, Ethics Issues: Duty to Warn. Presentation delivered at the Regional Teaching Conference Series program sponsored by Harrisburg, Pennsylvania State Hospital, September 21, Ethical Issues: Duty to Warn. Presentation delivered at the Regional Teaching Conference Series program sponsored by Wernersville, Pennsylvania State Hospital, September 21, Health Professional in Wisconsin. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, September 14, 2000 and September 15,

15 Health Professional in Illinois. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, August 18, Health Professional in Virginia. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, June 23, Health Professional in Maryland. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, June 16, Ethical Issues and Risk Management. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by The Philadelphia Society of Clinical Psychologists Human Services Center and the Montgomery County Intermediate Unit #23, May 16, Ethics and the Law as it Relates to the Practice of Psychology. Six hour continuing education program presented at the Pennsylvania Psychological Association 2 nd Annual Spring Conference on Ethics, May 5, Health Professional in Georgia. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, January 21, Ethics and the Law as it Relates to the Practice of Psychology. Six hour continuing education program presented at the Pennsylvania Psychological Association 2 nd Annual Fall Conference on Ethics, October 29, Ethical Duties and Responsibilities in the Everyday Practice of Psychology. Three hour continuing education program sponsored by the Counseling Psychology Program of Temple University, October 22, Health Professional in Pennsylvania. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Medical Education Services, September 24, 1999 and September 27, Ethics and the Law as it Relates to the Practice of Psychology. Six hour continuing education program presented at the Pennsylvania Psychological Association 1 st Annual Spring Conference on Ethics, May 7,

16 Ethics and the Law as it Relates to the Practice of Psychology. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by the Pennsylvania Psychological Association, April 30, Legal and Ethical Challenges for the Practicing Psychologist in the 1990's. Three hour continuing education program sponsored by the Counseling Psychology Program of Temple University, March 26, The Law of Mitigation. Presentation delivered at the Homicide Litigation: Death Penalty Mitigation & Post-Conviction Tactics program sponsored by the Pennsylvania Bar Institute, February 26, 1999 Sources and Presentation of Mitigation Evidence. Presentation delivered at the Capital Case Representation program sponsored by the Pennsylvania Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, January 29, Ethical Considerations for the Psychologist in Clinical and Educational Practices. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by the Philadelphia Society of Clinical Psychologists and Montgomery County Intermediate Unit #23, November 4, Ethics and the Law as it Relates to the Practice of Psychology. Three hour continuing education program presented at the Pennsylvania Psychological Association 1 st Annual Conference on Ethics, October 30, Ethical Issues from the Perspective of the State Board of Psychology. Presentation delivered at the Fourth Annual PPA Ethics Educators Workshop program sponsored by the Pennsylvania Psychological Association, October 9, Civil Commitment & Treatment of Minors. Presentation delivered at the Legal & Treatment Issues for Minors in Pennsylvania program sponsored by Medical Educational Services, September 10, Legal & Ethical Issues in Psychological Practice. Presentation delivered at the Psychology and the Law: Expanding Opportunities in the Age of Managed Care program sponsored by The South Jersey Psychological Association, April 3, Treatment Rights and Professional Obligations. Presentation delivered at the Pennsylvania Mental Health and the Law: Current Issues program sponsored by Health Ed, November 18,

17 Ethics Education and the State Board of Psychology. Presentation delivered at the Third Annual Ethics Educators Workshop program sponsored by the Pennsylvania Psychological Association, November 7,1997. Legal and Ethical Principles in the Everyday Practice of Psychology. Six hour continuing education program sponsored by Bucks County Intermediate Unit #22 and Neshaminy School District, November 4, The Law as it Relates to the Practice of Psychology. Presentation delivered at the Annual Pennsylvania Psychological Association Convention, June 27, Treatment Rights and Professional Obligations. Presentation delivered at the Pennsylvania Mental Health and the Law: Current Issues program sponsored by Health Ed, November 12, Ethics Education Throughout the Career Span. Presentation delivered at the Ethics Educators Workshop program sponsored by the Pennsylvania Psychological Association, October 25, Employer Inquiries Into the Physical and Mental Health of Employees. Presentation delivered at the Privacy Issues in the Workplace Program sponsored by the Philadelphia Bar Education Center, July 31, Legal and Ethical Challenges for the Practicing Psychologist in the 1990's. Three hour continuing education program sponsored by the Counseling Psychology Program of Temple University, April 13, Treatment Rights and Professional Obligations. Presentation delivered at the Pennsylvania Mental Health and the Law: Current Issues program sponsored by Health Ed, March 28, Relationship of Ethics to Law. Presentation delivered at the Ethics Educators Workshop program sponsored by the Pennsylvania Psychological Association, November 17, Confidentiality of Mental Health Records. Presentation delivered at the Pennsylvania Legal Issues of Providing Mental Health Services program sponsored by Medical Educational Services, November 7, Company Responsibility for Assessing Risk. Presentation delivered at the Edison Electric Institute (EEI) Security Task Force Meeting program sponsored by PECO Energy Company, October 16,

18 Ethical Issues. Presentation delivered at the Fall Ethics program sponsored by the Central Pennsylvania Psychological Association, September 28, Ethical Concerns and Conflicts: When Managed Care and Regulations Conflict with Provider Knowledge and Experience. Presentation delivered at the Second Annual Helena T. Devereux Ethics Symposium program sponsored by The Devereux Foundation, June 2, Psychiatric Expert Testimony. Presentation delivered at the Experts in Criminal Prosecution program sponsored by United States Attorney, Eastern District of Pennsylvania, April 19, Legal Aspects of Counseling. Presentation delivered at the Inservice program sponsored by Community College of Philadelphia Department of Counseling, March 17, Prediction of Violent Behavior. Presentation delivered at the Workplace Violence program sponsored by The Philadelphia County Medical Society, February 16, Predicting Violence/Determining Danger. Presentation delivered at the Recent Trends in Corporate Liability Program sponsored by The Philadelphia Bar Association, December 1, Confidentiality of Information and the Mental Health Record. Presentation delivered at the Mental Health and the Law: Pennsylvania Legal Issues of Providing Mental Health Services program sponsored by Medical Educational Services, November 2, Mitigation: Strategies to Dodge the Bullet. Presentation delivered at the 1994 Joint Annual Meeting and CLE Seminar program sponsored by the Pennsylvania Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the Public Defenders Association of Pennsylvania, October 22, Legal Principles as They Relate to the Everyday Practice of Psychology. Presentation delivered at the Distinguished Lectures Postgraduate Workshop program sponsored by Widener University Institute for Graduate Clinical Psychology, November 13, Duty to Warn and Duty to Commit. Presentation delivered at the Mental Health and the Law: Pennsylvania Legal Issues of Providing Mental Health Services program sponsored by Medical Educational Services, October 29,

19 Important Issues in Law and Ethics Codes. Presentation delivered at the Risk Management program sponsored by the Pennsylvania Psychological Association, October Criminal Law. Presentation delivered by The Use of Psychology in the Legal System: Criminal, Family and Civil Courts program sponsored by Philadelphia Society of Clinical Psychologists, March 23, 1990 The Use of Psychology in the Legal System: Criminal, Family and Civil Courts. Presentation at the Annual Workshop sponsored by the Philadelphia Psychiatric Center and The Philadelphia Society of Clinical Psychologists, March Courtroom Presentation of Psychological and Psychiatric Testimony. Presentation at the Pennsylvania Mental Health and the Law program sponsored by Medical Educational Services, Psychological Reports and Issues. Presentation at the Criminal Law Practice and Procedure program sponsored by the Pennsylvania Bar Institute, Psychiatric/Psychological Testing - Science or Art? Presentation at the Mid-Annual Meeting of the Pennsylvania Conference of State Trial Judges, January Suicide Prevention for Incarcerated Individuals: Legal and Clinical Issues. Presentation at the Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania Annual Forensic Mental Health Conference, June Psychological and Legal Factors Affecting Custody Decisions. Presentation at the Delaware Valley, Pennsylvania Annual Symposium of the Infant Mental Health Association, Fall Competency to Consent to Treatment. Presentation at the Nineteenth Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association, August