Elaine Bailey, Ph.D.
     (850) 292-2797
     drelainebailey@gmail.com

• Sexual assault/rape
• Domestic violence/Intimate Partner violence, Coercive control
• Child physical and sexual abuse, neglect, child forensic interviews, child testimony, remote testimony, competence
• Suggestibility, confirmatory bias, misinformation effect, autobiographical memory
• Alcohol intoxication, memory, blackout, dependence, psychosis; other substance abuse
• Psychological disorders, diagnosis, treatment, medications, impact on ability to perceive and recall accurately
• Interrogations and disputed confessions
• Risk Assessment
• Competency, Sanity, Waiver of rights,
• Mitigation and Victim Impact

Judith Becker, Ph.D
     Tucson, AZ 85719
     520-240-3875
     jvbecker@u.arizona.edu

• Psychosexual evaluations
• Comptency
• Mens rea

Rick DeMier, Ph.D.
     (417) 631-3800
     rickdemierphd@gmail.com

• Perception and memory
• Intoxication and its effects on perception and memory
• Domestic violence
• Competency and Sanity
• Severe mental illness
• Risk assessment
• False/coerced confessions

Marla Domino, Ph.D.
     Domino Forensic Services, LLC
     (520) 800-3825
     drmarladomino@gmail.com

• Currently the Southern Arizona Psychology Association’s psychology/law committee chair and President Elect.
• Board certification in forensic psychology through the American Board of Professional Psychology (ABPP)
• Criminal Evaluations (competency, Mens Rea, mitigation, violence risk, competence to be executed
  
• Civil Evaluations (disability, worker’s comp, independent medical exams, immigration)
  
• Diagnostic Evaluations (serious mental illness, substance use, personality, cognitive deficits, feigning / malingering

Bruce Frumkin, Ph.D., ABPP
     Forensic and Clinical Psychology Associates, P.A.
     (305) 606-5036
     BFrumkin@aol.com
     ForensicClinicalPsychology.com

• Competency to Waive Miranda Rights
• False/Coerced Confessions
• Multi-cultural Forensic Assessment
• Forensic Evaluations in Military, Federal, State, and International Settings
• Competency and Insanity
• Fallibility of Memory
• Risk Assessment
• Mitigation Evaluation
• Effects of Intoxication
• Forensic Child Interviews

Amanda Graham, Psy.D., MBA
    (850) 447-0087
    grahampsychservices@gmail.com
    grahampsychservices.com
    3425 Bannerman Rd., #105-229
    Tallahassee, FL 32312

• Alcohol, memory, behavior in sex assault cases  
• Sex Offender Risk Assessment
• Sexual Violence
• Child Sexual Abuse
• Substance Abuse and its Effects
• Competency Evaluations
• Sanity/Criminal Responsibility Evaluations
• Mitigation Evaluation
• Evaluation of Risk
• Clinical Psychological Evaluation
• Evaluation of Autism and/or Intellectual Disability
• Memory (strengths and susceptibilities)
• Domestic violence dynamics/coercion 
• Risk factors for false confessions/statements 

Sergio Martinez, Ph.D.
     (520) 297-9638
     simartinezphd@cox.net
     7624 N. La Cholla Blvd.
     Tucson, AZ 85741

• Psychosexual evaluations
• Competency
• Immigration issues
• Spanish speaking

Sonal Pancholi, Psy.D.
     (703) 849-9476
     pancholi@compneuropsyc.com
     www.compneuropsych.com
     8316 Arlington Blvd. Suite 300
     Fairfax VA 22031

Andrew Perkins, Ph.D.
     University of Arizona
     Psychology Department
     Tucson, AZ 85721
     602-300-2786
     abperkinarizona@gmail.com

• Psychosexual evaluations

Alan Reid, Ph.D.
     (719) 332-7797
     alanreid@outlook.com

• Retired Air Force Colonel
• 27 years active duty service
• 3 Squadron Commands (Osan AFB, Dyess AFB, Nellis AFB)
• 2 Group Commands (McConnell AFB, Kyrgyzstan ABW)
• Child abuse; sex/physical
  
• Child/adolescent developmental issues
  
• Sexual assault/rape
  
• Domestic violence
  
• Perception
  
• Memory
  
• Intoxication effects on memory/perception/consent
  
• Risk Assessment
  
• Risk factors for false confessions
  
• Mental Health/psychopathy relating to sentencing
  
• Personality Disorders
  
• Competency/sanity board

Joseph R. Richards, M.D.
     joerichardsmd@gmail.com

• 24 years in the Air Force
• Retired as a Colonel
• Was the Chief of Medical Staff 59^th Medical Staff – Joint Base San Antonio.
• Effects of alcohol on memory and behavior.
• Sexual assault cases, victim impact, sexual behavior while a person is intoxicated
• Concomitant mental health issues related to MRE 513.
• Effects of drugs (i.e., cannabis, cocaine) on behavior and thinking.Competency to stand trial and sanity board evals.
• Education on psychiatric diagnoses or psychotropic medications
• PTSD and personality disorders.

Kevin Richards, Ph.D., ABPP
     (678) 446-7072
     drrichards@forensicspecialty.com

• Board Certified in Forensic Psychology (American Board of Forensic Psychology)
• Alcohol and memory
• Child/adolescent victims, trained as a Forensic Interviewer, victim behavior (e.g. delayed report, etc)
• Victim behavior in adult cases of domestic violence/sexual assault (e/g/, delayed reporting, coercive control, lack of resistance, etc.)
• Coercion/false confession
• Violence and Sexual Violence Risk assessment
• RCM 706 Evaluations (both performing and reviewing)

Nicole Schneider, Ph.D., ABPP
     (303) 974-0642
     coloradoforensicpsychology@gmail.com

• Board Certified in Forensic Psychology (American Board of Forensic Psychology)
• Bringing psychology into the courtroom to enhance the effectiveness of trial
• Mitigation/effective sentencing package/powerful unsworn
• Memory (strengths and susceptibilities)
• Alcohol, memory, behavior in sex assault cases 
• Domestic violence dynamics/coercion 
• Risk factors for false confessions/statements 

Paul Simpson, Ed.D.
     (520) 355-1000 office
     (520) 355-2000 fax
     (520) 355-3000 cell
     doc@ArizonaForensics.com or doc@psy.law

• Extensive experience assisting in Air Force, Army, Marine and Navy courts-martial through consultation with legal teams (government and defense), assisting with voir dire of potential members, and expert testimony.
• Alcohol intoxication, memory, blackout, and sexual assault
• Sexual assault, online sex offense (child pornography and luring), psychosexual/risk evaluations since 1984.
• Eyewitness memory, suggestibility, confirmatory bias
• Domestic violence/Intimate Partner violence
• Child physical and sexual abuse, neglect, review of child forensic interviews, child testimony
• Psychological disorders, diagnosis, treatment
• Interrogations and disputed confessions
• Risk Assessment for sexual and physical violence
• RCM 706s (conducting and reviewing), State-of-Mind, Waiver of rights

    Experience:

• A course instructor for the Maxwell’s (Air Force JAG School) Advance Sexual Assault Litigation Course since 2016.
• An instructor for the State Bar of Arizona since 2011 regarding:
  • Alcohol Blackouts and Child Sexual Abuse Allegations: What Every Attorney Should Know
  • Memory in the Courtroom: What Every Attorney Should Know
  • Online Sex Offense: What Every Attorney Should Know
  • Psychosexual Evaluations: What Every Attorney Should Know
  • Daubert Standard and Psychological Evaluations: What Every Attorney Should Know
  • Mental Health Evaluations in Homicides and Crimes of Violence: What Every Attorney Should Know
• Have been an instructor for the Arizona Supreme Court in training competency evaluators.
• A former case manager with Child Protective Services, extensive experience working with victims and perpetrators of sex crimes, including over 1000 psychosexual evaluations of adults and juveniles. Trained and/or certified in the Abel, Affinity 2.5, Look VTM, MEGA, Static 99R/2002R, Stable/Acute 2007, SVR-20, HCR-20, J-SOAP 2, ERASOR, and Limestone plethysmograph.
• A former Arizona officer for the Association for Treatment of Sexual Abusers (ATSA).
• Since 2003 have provided over 300 trainings in all 50 states for professionals on assessing/treating sexual and Internet compulsions.
• Author of Second Thoughts, a book addressing memory and suggestibility. Second Thoughts was instrumental in helping expose the false claims and dangers of ‘recovered memory therapy.’ Throughout the 1990’s Dr. Simpson was a leading educator on False Memory Syndrome and trained thousands of counseling professionals on standards of practice.  He also served as an expert consultant to the Arizona Board of Psychologist Examiners. 

Michael Vickroy, Ph.D.
     (520) 481-3554
     forensics@drvickroy.com
     7333 E. Tanque Verde Rd.
     Tucson AZ 85715

• Psychosexual evaluations
• Competency
• Mens rea

• Specialize in Military Courts-Martial
• Substance (drug/alcohol) Abuse and Memory
• Sex Offender Risk and Recidivism Assessments
• Violent Offender Risk and Recidivism Assessments
• Competency and Responsibility Evaluations
• Suggestibility and Miranda Waivers
• Clinical Psychological Evaluation