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Larry S. Hart, Ph.D., ABPP, FAACP has served as an expert witness and examiner in the field of psychology for more than 25 years. He is an ABPP board-certified clinical psychologist with the American Board of Professional Psychology, a Fellow with the American Academy of Clinical Psychology, an Oregon Licensed Psychologist and Oregon Certified Forensic Evaluator and a recognized researcher in the substance abuse fields. He holds the Certificate of Professional Qualification in Psychology (CPQ) awarded from the Association of State and Provincial psychology Boards where he has met specific requirements in licensure, education, examination, and training and has never had disciplinary actions taken against his license. About 43 Jurisdictions accept the CPQ and have agreed to accept the holder’s education preparation, supervised experience and examination performance for licensure. He has provided attorneys, federal courts and government or the private sector with consultative examinations in the field of psychology as an expert in the assessment or determination of:
- Competence to stand trial
- Competency to waive Miranda rights
- Mental state examinations at the time of the offense
- Diminished capacity/Insanity
- Adult pre-sentencing examination
- Intellectual disability and criminal responsibility
- Violence risk assessment
- Treatment and rehabilitation services consultation for post-conviction probation case management
- Psychological assessment of mental or physical disability
- Mental disability and employment as expert witness for federal courts
- Materiality of substance abuse with criminal responsibility and mental disability
- Post-mortem causation
- Psychology factors within medical-legal claims
- Dangerousness
- Employment related safety reviews
- PTSD and domestic violence
- Stalking crimes
- Third party reviewer for care and utilization management for insurance companies
- Rehabilitation needs and service planning
- Impaired professionals
- Complex psychology-legal issues
- Mitigation
- Behavioral assessment of self-defense