2006
DOI: 10.1300/j158v06n02_03
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Expanding the Net: Suggestions for Forensic Mental Health Examiners on Identifying and Obtaining Third-Party Information

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“…As noted by Heilbrun, Warren, and Picarello (2003), third-party information can "potentially increase the accuracy of findings and conclusions through its integration with other sources of data, as part of a multitrait, multimethod approach to [forensic mental health assessment]" (p. 71). Lewis, Rubin, and Drake (2006) also emphasized the important role of third-party information: "Utilizing multiple sources of data whenever possible is critical in forming a forensic opinion." (p. 43).…”
Section: Assessment Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As noted by Heilbrun, Warren, and Picarello (2003), third-party information can "potentially increase the accuracy of findings and conclusions through its integration with other sources of data, as part of a multitrait, multimethod approach to [forensic mental health assessment]" (p. 71). Lewis, Rubin, and Drake (2006) also emphasized the important role of third-party information: "Utilizing multiple sources of data whenever possible is critical in forming a forensic opinion." (p. 43).…”
Section: Assessment Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finally, third party information is critical in generating and testing hypotheses (Committee on Ethical Guidelines for Forensic Psychologists, 1991;Heilbrun, 2001;Heilbrun, Warren, & Picarello, 2003). The evaluator must remain alert and flexible in gathering and considering information (Lewis, Rubin, & Drake, 2006), and third party information provides additional perspectives and a way of cross-checking data.…”
Section: The Need For and Value Of Third Party Informationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The internet has provided another avenue for gathering third party information (Lewis et al, 2006). Numerous public access sites are available that provide criminal background checks, sex offender registries, court records, licensing information, tax records/liens, and bankruptcy records.…”
Section: Documents and Recordsmentioning
confidence: 99%