GUILTY AZ - Officer Anthony Holly, 24, fatally shot, Glendale, 19 Feb 2007 #3
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Mark D. Cunningham, Ph.D., ABPP
"Mark D. Cunningham, Ph.D., ABPP is a clinical and forensic psychologist by profession and an award-winning researcher by avocation. With offices in Austin, Texas and Phoenix, Arizona, his practice in civil and criminal cases is national in scope. He has provided consultation and/or testimony in state or federal litigation in 42 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. Dr. Cunningham is licensed as a psychologist in 22 states.* He is board certified in Clinical Psychology and in Forensic Psychology by the American Board of Professional Psychology (ABPP)."
http://www.markdcunningham.com/index.php?link=practice
"Special Issue on Capital Sentencing
Dr. Cunningham was the guest editor of a 2009 special issue of the Journal of Psychiatry and Law addressing capital sentencing considerations. Invited papers address Atkins evaluations, the prison behavior of former death-sentenced offenders, evaluations of competency for execution, and findings from capital jury research.
Accuracy of Violence Predictions by Capital Juries
Dr. Cunningham and co-investigators Dr. Jon Sorensen and Dr. Tom Reidy presented the findings of a major study on the accuracy of predictions of future violence made by federal capital jurors. This paper appeared in Psychology, Public Policy, and Law. Though judgments that a capital offender will be seriously violent in prison have a major influence on death verdicts, the risk predictions of the federal capital jurors were no better than random guesses. These findings have significant implications for the legitimacy of this factor in individualizing the application of the death penalty. These findings have been replicated in an examination of three decades of risk predictions by Texas capital juries, reported in a recently published article in Behavioral Sciences & Law."
http://www.markdcunningham.com/index.php?link=news
"Mark D. Cunningham, Ph.D., ABPP is a clinical and forensic psychologist by profession and an award-winning researcher by avocation. With offices in Austin, Texas and Phoenix, Arizona, his practice in civil and criminal cases is national in scope. He has provided consultation and/or testimony in state or federal litigation in 42 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. Dr. Cunningham is licensed as a psychologist in 22 states.* He is board certified in Clinical Psychology and in Forensic Psychology by the American Board of Professional Psychology (ABPP)."
http://www.markdcunningham.com/index.php?link=practice
"Special Issue on Capital Sentencing
Dr. Cunningham was the guest editor of a 2009 special issue of the Journal of Psychiatry and Law addressing capital sentencing considerations. Invited papers address Atkins evaluations, the prison behavior of former death-sentenced offenders, evaluations of competency for execution, and findings from capital jury research.
Accuracy of Violence Predictions by Capital Juries
Dr. Cunningham and co-investigators Dr. Jon Sorensen and Dr. Tom Reidy presented the findings of a major study on the accuracy of predictions of future violence made by federal capital jurors. This paper appeared in Psychology, Public Policy, and Law. Though judgments that a capital offender will be seriously violent in prison have a major influence on death verdicts, the risk predictions of the federal capital jurors were no better than random guesses. These findings have significant implications for the legitimacy of this factor in individualizing the application of the death penalty. These findings have been replicated in an examination of three decades of risk predictions by Texas capital juries, reported in a recently published article in Behavioral Sciences & Law."
http://www.markdcunningham.com/index.php?link=news
Jen's Trial Diaries @TrialDiariesJ · 36s
Even #bryanhulsey is over it
Jen's Trial Diaries @TrialDiariesJ · 8s
Cross is starting thank you!!! #bryanhulsey
Jen's Trial Diaries @TrialDiariesJ · 19s
You were retained by Mr Reeves correct? Yes. Your getting paid correct? Yes. You're actually friends w/ Mr Reeves correct? No. #bryanhulsey
Even #bryanhulsey is over it
Jen's Trial Diaries @TrialDiariesJ · 8s
Cross is starting thank you!!! #bryanhulsey
Jen's Trial Diaries @TrialDiariesJ · 19s
You were retained by Mr Reeves correct? Yes. Your getting paid correct? Yes. You're actually friends w/ Mr Reeves correct? No. #bryanhulsey
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More on Dr. Cunningham- in Steven Hayes trial:
"..With red pointer in hand bouncing across page after page of a PowerPoint presentation projected on a courtroom movie screen, Cunningham spent the entire day on the witness stand trying to convince jurors that Hayes would be likely to have "a positive adjustment," free of violence, if given a lifetime prison term.
Hayes' defense team hopes Cunningham's testimony will help persuade jurors to vote against executing Hayes for the July 23, 2007 killings of Jennifer Hawke-Petit and her daughters, Hayley, 17, and Michaela, 11, at their Cheshire home...
Hayes' defense team had asked Cunningham to conduct a violence risk assessment of Hayes. He testified that he received $300 an hour for 50 hours of work. Cunningham said he has testified in about 100 state death-penalty cases...
"Being convicted of a murder doesn't make you more likely to commit violence in prison," Cunningham said. "Murderers look just like the other guys they are side by side with."
http://articles.courant.com/2010-10...hayes-jennifer-hawke-petit-patrick-j-culligan
Sounds just like the blah, blah he is spouting in this trial.
Wonder if missy :jail: will have someone like this in the retrial??
BTW: Hayes was executed.
"..With red pointer in hand bouncing across page after page of a PowerPoint presentation projected on a courtroom movie screen, Cunningham spent the entire day on the witness stand trying to convince jurors that Hayes would be likely to have "a positive adjustment," free of violence, if given a lifetime prison term.
Hayes' defense team hopes Cunningham's testimony will help persuade jurors to vote against executing Hayes for the July 23, 2007 killings of Jennifer Hawke-Petit and her daughters, Hayley, 17, and Michaela, 11, at their Cheshire home...
Hayes' defense team had asked Cunningham to conduct a violence risk assessment of Hayes. He testified that he received $300 an hour for 50 hours of work. Cunningham said he has testified in about 100 state death-penalty cases...
"Being convicted of a murder doesn't make you more likely to commit violence in prison," Cunningham said. "Murderers look just like the other guys they are side by side with."
http://articles.courant.com/2010-10...hayes-jennifer-hawke-petit-patrick-j-culligan
Sounds just like the blah, blah he is spouting in this trial.
Wonder if missy :jail: will have someone like this in the retrial??
BTW: Hayes was executed.
Jen's Trial Diaries @TrialDiariesJ · 26s
Juan says there's a tight knit bond between Reeves & Cunningham. Dr went the extra mile & gave opinions he wasn't hired 2 give #bryanhulsey
Jen's Trial Diaries @TrialDiariesJ · now
Reeves is saying he just used word friend and it means nothing. #bryanhulsey
Juan says there's a tight knit bond between Reeves & Cunningham. Dr went the extra mile & gave opinions he wasn't hired 2 give #bryanhulsey
Jen's Trial Diaries @TrialDiariesJ · now
Reeves is saying he just used word friend and it means nothing. #bryanhulsey
Jen's Trial Diaries @TrialDiariesJ · 44s
Reeves says "friend" is in his vocab and part of his legal training #bryanhulsey
Jen's Trial Diaries @TrialDiariesJ · 8s
Judge says this is so interesting he needs the night to think about it and will rule in morning. #bryanhulsey
Jen's Trial Diaries @TrialDiariesJ · 10s
Juan is upset he says he got 50 slides and defense used 100 #bryanhulsey
Reeves says "friend" is in his vocab and part of his legal training #bryanhulsey
Jen's Trial Diaries @TrialDiariesJ · 8s
Judge says this is so interesting he needs the night to think about it and will rule in morning. #bryanhulsey
Jen's Trial Diaries @TrialDiariesJ · 10s
Juan is upset he says he got 50 slides and defense used 100 #bryanhulsey
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