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There is considerable overlap between the legal systems in the United States and the mental health professions in the area of expert witnesses. Court rulings have imposed some limits on the expert witnesses, requiring that
A) only neutral witnesses be used, ones appointed by the judge in a trial.
B) testimony only be given by psychiatrists or medical doctors.
C) testimony be based on science.
D) None of the above are accurate.

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Abnormal Psychology

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Authors: Oltmanns, Emery

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