1. Coming of Age -- 2. Present and Future Roles of the Psychologist -- 3. The American Court System -- 4. Preparing to Serve as an Expert Witness -- 5. Admissibility -- 6. Psychological Tests in the Courtroom -- 7. Competency to Stand Trial, to Testify, and to Make Decisions -- 8. The Insanity Defense -- 9. Addiction and the Law -- 10. Domestic Issues: Marriage, Dissolution, and Custody -- 11. The Expert Witness and Personal Injury Litigation -- 12. Malingering, Deceit, and Exaggeration -- 13. Your Day in Court -- 14. Emerging Applications and Issues -- 15. Ethics, Constraints, Concerns, and Standards -- App. A. Landmark Cases -- App. B. Current Training in Psychology and the Law -- App. C. Expert Witness Admissibility - Federal Rules of Evidence, 1993 -- App. D. Custody Evaluation Guidelines Recommended by the APA -- App. E. Tables and Formulae for Comparing Military Test Performance with Current Test Results -- App. F. Forensic Psychology Specialty Guidelines.

App. G. Comparison of Neuropsychological Test Perfomance in Forensic and Non-Forensic Populations -- App. H. Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct.