JOHN E. B. MYERS - McGeorge School of Law

Curriculum Vitae JOHN E. B. MYERS University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law 3200 Fifth Avenue Sacramento, CA 95817 (916) 739-7176 [email protected]

BAR MEMBERSHIP: United States Supreme Court, 1991; Utah, 1977; California, 1979.

EDUCATION:

ACADEMIC HONORS:

J.D., 1977, University of Utah College of Law, Salt Lake City, Utah B.S., 1973, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah.

Law School:

Order of the Coif. Utah Law Review, Managing Editor, 1976-77; Staff, 1975-76.

Undergraduate: Graduated Magna Cum Laude. Phi Beta Kappa. Phi Kappa Phi. Frost Award for Academic Excellence in Sociology, 1973.

AWARDS:

2016 – Professor of the Year, Evening Division, University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law. 2015 – Professor of the Year, Evening Division, University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law. 2010 – Professor of the Year, Evening Division, University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law. 2010 – William Friedrich Memorial Award and Lecture. Awarded by the American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children. 2003 - Appointed Distinguished Professor and Scholar of the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law. 2001 - Distinguished Contribution to Child Advocacy Award. Awarded by the Division of Child, Youth, and Family Services of the American Psychological Association.

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2000 - John Dougherty Justice Award. Awarded by the Child Abuse Prevention Council of Sacramento. 1994 - American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children Outstanding Service Award. 1993 - Distinguished Faculty Award for the University of the Pacific. 1992 - Child Abuse Prevention Professional of the Year Award. Awarded by the California Consortium for the Prevention of Child Abuse. February, 13, 1992. 1992 - President's Honor Roll. Selected as one of fifteen members of the first annual President's Honor Roll of the American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children. 1986-87 - Outstanding Professor Award, McGeorge School of Law (shared with Christopher L. Blakesley). 1982 - "Hell Raiser Award." Awarded by Utah Issues. For service on behalf of disabled individuals. 1981 - Award for professional service and personal commitment to persons with autism. Awarded by the National Society for Children and Adults with Autism.

EMPLOYMENT:

1984-Present: Professor of Law, University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, Sacramento, California. 1983-84: Visiting Associate Professor of Law, University of Wyoming College of Law, Laramie, Wyoming. 1981-83: Legal Director, Legal Center for the Handicapped, Salt Lake City, Utah. 1980-81: Staff Attorney, Utah Legal Services, Salt Lake City, Utah. 1977-79: Trial Attorney, U.S. Department of Justice, Civil Division, Tort Branch. Recruited under the Attorney General's Honors Program.

TEACHING INTERESTS:

Evidence, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Juvenile Law, Family Law, Family Violence, Mental Health Law, Community Property. 2

PUBLICATIONS:

BOOKS Mental Health Law (2015) West Nutshell Series. Family Law (2017). West Nutshell Series. Legal Issues in Clinical Practice with Victims of Violence (2017) Guilford Press. California and Federal Evidence (2014). Esquire Books. Teacher’s manual to accompany casebook. Experiencing Family Law (2013) West Publishing. Teacher’s manual to accompany casebook. California Criminal Law: Cases and Materials (2d ed. 2014) West Publishing. Teacher’s manual to accompany casebook. Myers on Evidence of Interpersonal Violence: Child Maltreatment, Intimate Partner Violence, Rape, Stalking, and Elder Abuse Cases (6th ed. 2016) Wolters Kluwer Law and Business. Annual supplement 2016. The APSAC Handbook on Child Maltreatment. (3rd ed. 2011) Editor and author of six chapters. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. Child Maltreatment: A Collection of Readings, to accompany The APSAC Handbook on Child Maltreatment 3rd ed. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. 2011. The History of Child Protection in America (2009) Sacramento, CA: University of the Pacific. Child Protection in America: Past, Present, and Future (2006) New York: Oxford University Press. Translated into Japanese in 2012. A History of Child Protection in America (2004) Xlibris. Reviewed by Leroy H. Pelton at 27 Children and Youth Services Review 561-565 (2005). APSAC Handbook on Child Maltreatment (2nd ed. 2002). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. Editors are John E.B. Myers, John Briere, Lucy Berliner, Terry Hendrix, and Theresa Reid. 3

Legal Issues in Child Abuse and Neglect Practice 2(2nd ed. 1998) Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. Utah Handbook on Child Witnesses (1998). With Gail S. Goodman and Karen J. Saywitz. Written under a grant from the State Justice Institute. Sacramento: University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law. A Mother's Nightmare: Incest: A Practical Guide for Parents and Professionals (1997) Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. The Backlash: Child Protection Under Fire (1994) Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. I am the editor and the author of three chapters. Legal and Educational Issues Affecting Autistic Children. With William R. Jenson & William M. McMahon (1986) Springfield, IL: Charles Thomas. COURSE MATERIALS FOR USE IN LAW SCHOOL COURSES Juvenile Court (2013) Pacific-McGeorge School of Law. MONOGRAPHS Child Victim Witness Investigative Pilot Projects: Research and Evaluation Final Report (1994) Primary author. California Department of Justice). Family Violence: Effective Judicial Intervention. (1993) Primary author. Women Judges' Fund for Justice. A Digest of Cases of the United States Supreme Court as to Juvenile and Family Law July 1988 to July 1990. (1990) Editor. National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. Child Neglect: A National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges Continuing Education Project (1990) National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. A Digest of Cases of the U.S. Supreme Court as to Juvenile and Family Law: 1962 to July 1988. (1989) L. Arthur & John E.B. Myers (Eds.) National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. Child Abuse Reporting Legislation in the 1980s (1987) With Wendell Peters. Reprinted in modified form as Myers, A Survey of Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting Statutes, 10 Journal of Juvenile Law 1 (1986). A Legal Handbook for Professionals Working with Children in Wyoming. (1984) Cheyenne, Wyoming. State Department of Social Services.

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ARTICLES Testilying in Family Court, 46 McGeorge Law Review 499-510 (2015). California’s Eavesdropping Law Endangers Victims of Domestic Violence, 31 Journal of Information Technology and Privacy Law 57-68 (2014). “I won’t pay child support, but I insist on Visitation.” Should Visitation and Child Support be Linked? 45 McGeorge Law Review 695-705 (2014). “Nobody’s Perfect”—Partial Disagreement with Herman, Faust, Bridges, and Ahern, 21 Journal of Child Sexual Abuse 203-209 (2012). Expert Testimony in Child Sexual Abuse Litigation: Consensus and Confusion, 14 UC Davis Journal of Juvenile Law & Policy 1-57 (2010). A Short History of Child Protection in America, 42 Family Law Quarterly 449-463 (2008). A Comparison of Types of Attorney Representation for Children in California Juvenile Court Dependency Cases, 32 Child Abuse & Neglect 497-501 (2008). I am fourth author, following Gail S. Goodman, Robin S. Edelstein, and Emilie B. Mitchell. Neglect of Children’s Health: Too Many Irons in the Fire, 8 Journal of Law and Family Studies 317-324 (2006). Repeated Questions, Deception, and Children’s True and False Reports of Body Touch. Child Maltreatment, 12 Child Maltreatment (2007). I am fourth author, following Jodi Quas, Elizabeth Davis, and Gail Goodman. Hearsay Versus Children’s Testimony: Effects of Truthful and Deceptive Statements on Jurors’ Decisions, 30 Law and Human Behavior 363-401 (2006). I am the second author. First author is Gail S. Goodman. Other authors are Jianjian Qin, Jodi A. Quas, Paola Castelli, Allison D. Redlich and Lisa Rogers. Children’s Rights in the Context of Welfare, Dependency, and the Juvenile Court, 8 U.C. Davis Journal of Juvenile Law & Policy 267-287 (2004). Commentary: Recent Forays into the Thicket of Child Protection and Foster Care. Book reviews of Duncan Lindsey, The Welfare of Children (2003); Dorothy Roberts, Shattered Bonds: The Color of Child Welfare (2002); and Elizabeth Bartholet, Nobody’s Children: Abuse and Neglect, Foster Drift, and the Adoption Alternative, 27 Child Abuse & Neglect: The International Journal 855-866 (2003). A Comparison of Two Forms of Hearsay in Child Sexual Abuse Cases, 7 Child Maltreatment 312-328 (2002). With Allison D. Redlich, Gail S. Goodman, and Jianjian Qin. Keep the Lifeboat Afloat, 26 Child Abuse & Neglect: The International Journal 561-567 (2002). 5

Hearsay Exceptions: Adjusting the Ratio of Intuition to Psychological Science, 65 Law and Contemporary Problems 3-46 (2002) (with Ingrid Cordon, Simona Ghetti, and Gail S. Goodman). Jurors' Perceptions of Hearsay in Child Sexual Abuse Cases, 5 Psychology, Public Policy, and Law 388-419 (1999)(with Gail S. Goodman, Allison D. Redlich, Lori P. Prizmich, and Edward Imwinkelried). Professional Writing on Child Sexual Abuse from 1900 to 1975: Dominant Themes and Impact on Prosecution, 4 Child Maltreatment 201-216 (1999)(with Susan Diedrich, Devon Lee, Kelly McClanahan & Rachal Stern). Taint Hearings to Attack Investigative Interviews: A Further Assault on Children's Credibility, 1 Child Maltreatment 213-222 (1996). Interviewing Young Children About Body Touch and Handling, 61 Monographs of the Society for Research in Child Development 1-187 (1996)(Primary authors: Margaret S. Steward & David D. Steward. Secondary authors: Lisa Farquhar, John E.B. Myers, Michael Reinhart, Jane Welker & Nancy Joye). Psychological Research on Children as Witnesses: Practical Implications for Forensic Interviews and Courtroom Testimony, 28 Pacific Law Journal 1-91 (1996)(with Karen J. Saywitz and Gail S. Goodman). Societal Self-Defense: New Laws to Protect Children, 20 Child Abuse & Neglect 255258 (1996). A Decade of International Reform to Accommodate Child Witnesses: Steps Toward a Child Witness Code, 28 Pacific Law Journal 169-241 (1996). This article appears in modified form as a chapter in International Perspectives on Child Abuse and Children's Testimony 221-265 (Bette L. Bottoms & Gail S. Goodman eds. 1996) and an article at 23 Criminal Justice & Behavior 402-422 (1996). New Era of Skepticism Regarding Children's Credibility, 1 Psychology, Public Policy, and Law 387-398 (1995). Taint Hearings for Child Witnesses? A Step in the Wrong Direction, 46 Baylor Law Review 873-946 (1994). Commentary: The Tendency of the Legal System to Distort Scientific and Clinical Innovations: Facilitated Communication as a Case Study, 18 Child Abuse & Neglect 505-513 (1994). Can We Believe What Children Say About Sexual Abuse?, 7 The APSAC Advisor 5 (1994). Commentary: A Call for Forensically Relevant Research, 17 Child Abuse & Neglect 573 (1993). The Competence of Young Children to Testify in Legal Proceedings, 11 Behavioral Sciences and the Law 121-133 (1993). 6

Expert Testimony Describing Psychological Syndromes, 24 Pacific Law Journal 14491464 (1993). Expert Testimony Regarding Child Sexual Abuse, 17 Child Abuse & Neglect 175-185 (1993). Must Children Testify in Grown-Up Courtrooms?, 22 Children Today 16 (1993). Domestic Violence Prevention Statutes, 3 Violence Update 3 (1992)(with Mark Tikosh & Mark Paxson). Investigative Interviews of Children: Should They be Videotaped?, 7 Notre Dame Journal of Law, Ethics & Public Policy 371-386 (1993). Steps Toward Forensically Relevant Research. Invited commentary on Gail S. Goodman, et al., Testifying in Criminal Court: Emotional Effects on Child Sexual Assault Victims, 57 Monographs of the Society for Research in Child Development 143-152 (1992). When the Parents are at War: How to Get the Child's Side of the Story, 14 ABA Family Advocate 36 (1991). A Limited Role for the Legal System in Responding to Maternal Substance Abuse During Pregnancy, 5 Notre Dame Journal of Law Ethics & Public Policy 747-781 (1991). Expert Testimony in Child Sexual Abuse Litigation, 68 Nebraska Law Review 1-145 (1989)(with Jan Bays, Judith V. Becker, Lucy Berliner, David L. Corwin & Karen J. Saywitz). The Child Sexual Abuse Literature: A Call for Greater Objectivity, 1990 Survey of Books Relating to the Law, 88 Michigan Law Review 1709-1733 (1990). Can Children Provide Accurate Eyewitness Reports?, 1 Violence Update 1 (Sept. 1990)(with Karen Saywitz & Gail Goodman). Allegations of Child Sexual Abuse in Custody and Visitation Litigation, 31 Journal of Family Law 1-41 (1989). Uncharged Misconduct Evidence in Child Abuse Litigation, 1988 Utah Law Review 479568. Proof of Physical Child Abuse, 53 Missouri Law Review 189-225 (1988)(with Linda Carter). Protecting Children from Sexual Abuse: What Does the Future Hold?, 15 Journal of Contemporary Law 31-50 (1989). Expert Testimony in Child Sexual Abuse Litigation, in American Bar Association, National Legal Resource Center for Child Advocacy and Protection, The Fourth National Conference on Children and the Law 277-291 (1988).

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The Child Witness: Techniques for Direct Examination, Cross-Examination, and Impeachment, 18 Pacific Law Journal 801-942 (1987). Reprinted in California Defender. Direct and Cross-Examination of Children, Family Advocate 42-44 (1988). Hearsay Statements by Child Abuse Victims, 38 Baylor Law Review 775-916 (1986). Testimonial Competence of Children, 25 Journal of Family Law 287-356 (1986-87). The Legal Response to Child Abuse: In the Best Interest of Children?, 24 Journal of Family Law 149-269 (1985-86). Involuntary Civil Commitment of the Mentally Ill: A System in Need of Change, 29 Villanova Law Review 367-433 (1984). Abuse and Neglect of the Unborn: Can the State Intervene?, 20 Duquesne Law Review 176 (1984). The Meaning of "Appropriate" Educational Programming Under the Education for All Handicapped Children Act, 1984 Southern Illinois University Law Journal 401-441 (with William R. Jenson). Role of the Physician in Preserving Verbal Evidence of Child Abuse, 109 The Journal of Pediatrics 409-411 (1986). Responding to Child Abuse: Critical Issues for Educators and Their Counsel, School Law Update--1986 203-221 (1986)(National Association on Legal Problems in Education(with Epley G. & Nakau P.). The Streetlight Over the Courthouse, McGeorge Magazine (1986) Reprinted in 10 Journal of Juvenile Law 103-110 (1986). Serving the Poor--The Profession Has Failed, 5 Res Geste 3 (1983). Legal Issues Surrounding Psychotherapy with Minor Clients, 10 Clinical Social Work Journal 303 (1982). Reprinted in 13 Transactional Analysis Journal 182 (1983). Singer v. United States Civil Service Commission, 1976 Utah Law Review 172 (1976)(student comment).

CHAPTERS Progress in Protection. In John Eekelaar (Ed.), Family Law in Britain and America in the New Century: Essays in Honor of Sanford Katz (2016)(Brill). Children’s Disclosure Statements as Evidence in the United States Legal System. In Michael E. Lamb, David J. La Rooy, Lindsay C. Malloy & Carmit Katz (Eds.), Children’s Testimony: A Handbook of Psychological Research and Forensic Practice pp. 309-322 (2011). John Wiley & Sons. 8

Children in Court. In Donald N. Duquette & Ann M. Haralambie (Eds.), Child Welfare Law and Practice: Representing Children, Parents, and State Agencies in Abuse, Neglect, and Dependency Cases. pp. 641-666. 2d ed. 2010. Denver: Bradford. Special Evidentiary Issues. In Donald N. Duquette & Ann M. Haralambie (Eds.), Child Welfare Law and Practice: Representing Children, Parents, and State Agencies in Abuse, Neglect, and Dependency Cases. pp. 667-682. 2d ed. 2010. Denver: Bradford. Trial Advocacy (with Steven Lubert). In Donald N. Duquette & Ann M. Haralambie (Eds.), Child Welfare Law and Practice: Representing Children, Parents, and State Agencies in Abuse, Neglect, and Dependency Cases. pp. 683-713. 2d ed. 2010. Denver: Bradford. A Short History of Child Protection in America. In John E.B. Myers (Ed.), The APSAC Handbook on Child Maltreatment. pp. 3-15. 3d ed. 2011. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. Juvenile Court. In John E.B. Myers (Ed.), The APSAC Handbook on Child Maltreatment. pp. 53-66. 3d ed. 2011. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. Foster Care and Adoption. In John E.B. Myers (Ed.), The APSAC Handbook on Child Maltreatment. pp. 67-86. 3d ed. 2011. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. Criminal Prosecution of Child Maltreatment. In John E.B. Myers (Ed.), The APSAC Handbook on Child Maltreatment. pp. 87-99. 3d ed. 2011. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. Legal Issues in Child Abuse and Neglect Practice. In John E.B. Myers (Ed.), The APSAC Handbook on Child Maltreatment. pp. 361-375. 3d ed. 2011. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. Proving Child Maltreatment in Court. In John E.B. Myers (Ed.), The APSAC Handbook on Child Maltreatment. pp. 377-397. 3d ed. 2011. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. Expert Testimony in Child Sexual Abuse Cases. In Bette L. Bottoms, Cynthia J. Najdowski & Gail S. Goodman (Eds.), Children as Victims, Witnesses and Offenders: Psychological Science and the Law. (2009). Guilford Press. Legal Issues in the Medical Evaluation of Child Sexual Abuse. In Martin A. Finkel & Angelo P. Giardino (Eds.), Medical Evaluation of Child Sexual Abuse. 313-340. (3d ed. 2009). American Academy of Pediatrics. (Update and expansion of chapter written for second edition of this book). Legal Aspects of Child Abuse. In Robert M. Reece & Cindy W. Christian (Eds.), Child Abuse: Medical Diagnosis and Management. 813-851 (2nd ed. 2009). American Academy of Pediatrics. (Update and expansion of chapter written for first edition in 2001).

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Improved Forensic Interviewing: The Legacy of the McMartin Preschool Case. In Kathryn Kuehnle & Mary Connell, The Evaluation of Child Sexual Abuse Allegations: A Comprehensive Guide to Assessment and Testimony. (2009). John Wiley & Sons. Dziecko Jako Swiadek [The Child Witness]. In Pod Redackja & Moniki Sajkowskiej (Eds.). Przyjazne Przestuchanie Dziecka. pp. 12-40. 2007. Fundacja Dzieci Niczyje. Warsaw, Poland. Legal Issues for Mental Health Professionals Treating Victims of Child Sexual Abuse. In P. Forrest Talley (Ed.), Handbook for the Treatment of Abuse and Neglected Children pp. 359-396. 2005. New York: Haworth Press. Legal Issues. In Angelo P. Giardino & Randell Alexander, Child Maltreatment: A Clinical Guide and Referance. pp 707-721. 3rd ed. 2005. St. Louis, MO: G.W. Medical Publishing. Prosecution of Child Sexual Abuse in the United States. In Jon R. Conte (Ed.). Critical Issues in Child Sexual Abuse: Historical, Legal, and Psychological Perspectives. 2002. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. (with Susan E. Diedrich, Devon Lee, Kelly Fincher, and Rachel M. Stern). Medicolegal Aspects of Child Abuse. In Child Abuse: Diagnosis and Management. Robert M. Reece and Stephen Ludwig, eds. Lippincott, Williams and Wilkins. pp. 545562. (2001). The Legal System and Child Protection. In APSAC Handbook on Child Maltreatment. John E.B. Myers, Lucy Berliner, John Briere, Terry Hendrix, Carole Jenny, & Theresa Reid, eds. Sage Publications. (2002). Expert Testimony. (with Paul Stern). In APSAC Handbook on Child Maltreatment. John E.B. Myers, Lucy Berliner, John Briere, Terry Hendrix, Carole Jenny, & Theresa Reid, eds. Sage Publications. (2002). Risk Management for Professionals Working with Maltreated Children and Adult Survivors. In APSAC Handbook on Child Maltreatment. John E.B. Myers, Lucy Berliner, John Briere, Terry Hendrix, Carole Jenny, & Theresa Reid, eds. Sage Publications. (2002). Legal Issues. In Child Maltreatment. Angelo P. Giardino, ed. St. Louis, MO: G.W. Medical Publications. Legal Issues in the Medical Evaluation of Child Sexual Abuse. in Medical Evaluation of Child Sexual Abuse: A Practical Guide (2d ed). Martin A. Finkel and Angelo P. Giardino eds. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. (2002). Legal Issues for Mental Health Professionals Treating Victims of Child Sexual Abuse. In Handbook for the Treatment of Abused and Neglected Children. Forrest Talley & Anthony Urquiza, eds.

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Legal and Ethical Issues. In Standards of Practice for the Delivery of Mental Health Services to Child Trauma Victims. Michele Winterstein, ed. Sacramento, CA: California State Board of Control (2001). Why Is Communicating With Lawyers So Important and So Difficult? In Handbook for Child Protection Practice. Howard Dubowitz & Diane DePanfilis, eds. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications (2000). Young Children’s Understanding of the Physician’s Role and the Medical Hearsay Exception. In Children’s Understanding of Biology and Health. Michael Siegel & Candida C. Peperson, eds. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press. (1999)(I am the third author. The other authors are Melody R. Herbst, Margaret S. Steward & Robin L. Hansen). Medicolegal Aspects of Child Abuse. In Treatment of Child Abuse: Common Ground for Mental Health, Medical, and Legal Practioners. Robert M. Reece ed. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press. pp. 313-335 (2000). Legal and Ethical Issues in Child Custody Litigation. In The Scientific Basis of Child Custody Decisions (Robert M. Galatzer-Levy & Louis Kraus 1999). New York: John Wiley & Sons. (with Rick Erickson). Child Abuse: The Response of the Legal System. In Violence and the Law 63 (Mark Costanzo & Stuart Oskamp eds. 1994). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. Intervening with Drug-Dependent Pregnant Women. In Debating Children's Lives: Current Controversies on Children and Adolescents (Mary Ann Mason & Eileen Gambrill eds. 1994). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. Expert Testimony in Child Sexual Abuse Litigation: The American Experience. In Intervening in Child Sexual Abuse (Kathleen Murray & David Gough eds. 1991). Edinburgh: Scottish Academic Press. Child, Parents and the State. In Children's Rights in America: U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child Compared with United States Law (Cynthia Price Cohen & Howard Davidson eds. 1990). Washington, D.C.: American Bar Association, Center on Children and the Law and Defense for Children International. Legal Issues in Educating Behaviorally Disordered Children. In Daniel P. Morgan & William R. Jenson, Teaching Behaviorally Disordered Students: Preferred Practices (1988). Columbus: Merrill.

BRIEF ARTICLES What is the Meaning of “Reasonable Medical Certainty”? Your Guess is as Good as Mine. Child Abuse & Neglect (in press).

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Child Neglect and American Law, in Howard Dubowitz (Ed.), World Perspectives on Child Abuse (10th ed. 2012), pp. 44-47. Invited Commentary: Determining Whether a Child Was Sexually Abused. Journal of Child Sexual Abuse (2012). Letter to the Editor, Authors’ Response to Vieth (2008), 33 Child Abuse & Neglect 71-74 (2009). With Michael E. Lamb and Thomas D. Lyon. Book review: Corporal Punishment of Children in Theoretical Perspective. Michael Donnelly & Murray A. Straus (Eds.) 2005. Yale University Press, Child Abuse & Neglect (2006). Book Review: International Perspectives on Family Violence and Abuse: A Cognitive Ecological Approach; and World Perspectives on Child Abuse, 29 Child Abuse & Neglect 292-293 (2005). Book Review: Coping with Cross-Examination: And Other Pathways to Effective Testimony, by Stanley Brodskey, 28 Child Abuse & Neglect 1339-1340 (2004). Book Review: Protecting Children from Domestic Violence: Strategies for Community Intervention, edited by Peter G. Jaffe, Linda L. Baker, and Alison J. Cunningham, 28 Child Abuse & Neglect 1341 (2004). The Impact of Crawford v. Washington on Hearsay in Child Abuse Cases. The APSAC Advisor. (Summer, 2004). Book review: The Batterer as Parent: Addressing the Impact of Domestic Violence on Family Dynamics, by Lundy Bancroft and Jay G. Silverman, 28 Child Abuse and Neglect: The International Journal 480-482 (2004). Book review: Clinicians in Court: A Guide to Subpoenas, Depositions, Testifying, and Everything Else You Need to Know, by Allan E. Barsky and Jonathan W. Gould. 27 Child Abuse & Neglect: The International Journal 569-571 (2003). Illustrative Exhibits in Shaken Baby Litigation, 25 The Guardian: National Association of Counsel for Children 7-8 (2003). Domestic Violence: Child Abuse. In Kermit L. Hall (Ed.), The Oxford Companion to American Law. pp. 224-225 (2002). Oxford University Press. Invited Commentary, 26 Child Abuse & Neglect 1007-1009 (2002). Counsel for Child Victims or Witnesses in Criminal Prosecutions, 24 The Guardian 1-2 (2002). Risk Management for Mental Health Professionals Working with Maltreated Children and Adult Survivors. 13 The APSAC Advisor 4-7 (2001). Child Protection in the Twenty-First Century. 12 The APSAC Advisor 6-7 (1999).

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Forensic Impact of the Child Sexual Abuse Medical Examination. 22 Child Abuse & Neglect 653-656 (1998). Clinicopathologic Conference: Brutalized Child, Brutal Killer. With Lane Veltkamp, Kevin McNally, Paula M. Raines, Catherine A. Martin & Josepy Engleberg. 32 Hospital Practice 199 (1997). Should Parents Be Told When a Convicted Child Molester Moves in Next Door? 9 APSAC Advisor 17 (1996). Should We Prosecute Mothers Who Fail to Protect Their Children? 3 Violence Update 5 (1993). Setting the Record Straight on CPS in San Diego, 3 Violence Update 5 (1993). Disabled Children and Facilitated Disclosure of Abuse, 3 Violence Update 3 (1993). Confidentiality: Reviewing Client Records Before Testifying, 3 Violence Update 3 (1993). Stalking Legislation, 3 Violence Update 3 (1993). Part Five of a Five-Part Series on Syndrome Evidence, 2 Violence Update 5 (1992). Admissibility of Rape Trauma Syndrome in Legal Proceedings, 2 Violence Update 3 (March, 1992). Expert Testimony on Battered Child Syndrome, 10 American Bar Association Juvenile & Child Welfare Law Reporter 172 (1992). Battered Woman Syndrome in Legal Proceedings, 2 Violence Update 3 (1992)(with Mark Paxson). Battered Woman Syndrome in Legal Proceedings, 2 Violence Update 3 (1991)(with Mark Paxson). Comment on Melton and Limber, 46 American Psychologist 81 (1991)(comment on Melton & Limber, Psychologists' Involvement in Cases of Child Maltreatment: Limits of Role and Expertise, 44 American Psychologist 1125 (1989). Evidence of Syndromes in Domestic Violence and Child Abuse Litigation, Violence Update (Sept. 1991)(with Mark Paxon). Responding to a Subpoena, Violence Update (June, 1991). The Newest Defense in Child Sexual Abuse Litigation: Attack the Interviewer: Part One of Two Parts, Violence Update (March, 1991). Cross-Examination of Expert Witnesses Regarding a Personal History of Victimization, Violence Update (1991). Intervention: The Best of Bad Options, 5 Journal of Interpersonal Violence 532 (1990). 13

Civil Liability of Professionals Working with Abused Children, Violence Update (1990). Coping With Cross-Examination, 3 The APSAC Advisor (1990). Supreme Court Decides Two Important Child Abuse Cases, 3 The APSAC Advisor (1990). The Legacy of McMartin, 3 The APSAC Advisor (1990). Dolls in Court?, 2 The APSAC Advisor (1989)(with Sue White). The Shifting Boundaries of Medical Neglect, 2 The Advisor (1989). Preserving Verbal Evidence of Child Abuse: A Critical Responsibility, 2 The APSAC Advisor (1989). Legal Evidence of Physical Child Abuse, 2 The APSAC Advisor (1989). Expert Testimony in Child Sexual Abuse Cases: Proceed With Caution, 2 The APSAC Advisor (1989). Child Interview Checklist, Family Advocate 46 (1988). Brief Communication, 2 Protecting Children 16 (1985). AMICI CURIAE BRIEFS IN THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT Montana v. Imlay, Docket No. 91-687. Idaho v. Wright, 110 S. Ct. 3139 (1990). TRAINING FILMS Great Minds Broadcast to California judges. The Child in Court. Sponsored by the Judicial Council of California, Administrative Office of the Courts. June 10, 2009. Testifying About Child Sexual Abuse: A Courtroom Guide (1998). Participant in training film for mental health and social services professionals produced by Dawkins Productions. The Giarretto Institute Presents the Justice for Children Training Series. July, 1996. Participant in training film on forensically defensible interviewing. Shadows to Light: A Guide to Child Abuse Reporting. 1995. Participant in training film produced by the California Attorney General's Office. Coping With Cross-Examination (1989). Wrote, directed, and produced this training film for medical and mental health professionals. Participant in training film for medical professionals working with abused children. July 11, 1990. Seattle, Washington. 14

Participant in round table discussion training film titled After McMartin Who Walks Point. Los Angeles, CA. 1990. CITATION OF WRITING Westlaw search discloses that my writing has been cited in 175 court opinions, including the U.S. Supreme Court, the California Supreme Court, the New York Court of Appeals, the Indiana Supreme Court, the Utah Supreme Court, and the Washington Supreme Court. A Westlaw “All results” search indicates my writing has been cited 527 times. A Google Scholar Citation Counter search indicates 3,534 citations. INFLUENCE OF WRITING

In 1989, I was the first author of John E.B. Myers, Jan Bays, Judith V. Becker, David L. Corwin & Karen J. Saywitz, Expert Testimony in Child Sexual Abuse Litigation, 68 Nebraska Law Review 1-145 (1989). In 1996, Deborah J. Merrit and Malanie Putman published Judges and Scholars: Do Courts and Scholarly Journals Cite the Same Law Review Articles?, 71 Chicago-Kent Law Review 871-908 (1996). Merrit and Putman examined how often courts cited law review articles during the years 1989-1991. During those years, the Nebraska Law Review article was cited more often by courts than any other law review article. In 1997, R. Kim Oates and Anne C. Donnelly published Influential Papers in Child Abuse, 21 Child Abuse & Neglect 319-26 (1997). Oates and Donnelly conducted a survey of experts in the field of child protection to determine which articles or book chapters they believed had been the most influential. The Nebraska Law Review article was cited by professionals as one of the 30 most influential papers in the child abuse literature.

PRESENTATIONS Children’s Justice Conference. Sponsored by the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services. Tacoma, WA. May 3, 2016. Workshop: A History of Child Protection in America. Workshop: Recent Developments in Case Law, Medical Research, and Psychological Research Relevant to Investigation and Litigation of Intimate Partner Violence. Workshop: Testifying as An Expert Witness, and Coping with Cross-Examination. Multi-Disciplinary Seminar on Contested Child Custody Cases. Sponsored by the Sacramento County Bar Association, Family Law Section. Children in Court: Four Questions. Sacramento, CA. September 19, 2015. 15

Webinar for the California District Attorneys Association and the California Clinical Forensic Training Center. Latest Case Law and Medical and Psychological Research on Child Abuse and Neglect. Sacramento, CA. September 19, 2015. 2015 North Carolina District Attorneys Association Summer Meeting. Direct Examination of Child Witnesses. Sponsored by the North Carolina District Attorneys Association. Pinehurst, NC. June 23, 2015. Training for Professionals Seeking to Become Visitation Supervisors. California’s Juvenile Court: Past and Present. Sponsored by Empower Yolo. Woodland, CA. April 17, 2015. Family Law Section of the Sacramento County Bar Association. Recent Developments in Family Law. Sacramento, CA April 7, 2015. EduNet Webinar. Proving the Harm Inflicted by Parental Substance Abuse. Sponsored by the Midwestern Regional Child Advocacy Center, Minneapolis, MN. October 8, 2104. 19th International Conference on Abuse and Trauma. Sponsored by Alliant University. Workshop: Child Custody Litigation: Backlash Against Accusations of Child Abuse. September 7, 2014, San Diego, CA. 22nd Annual Children’s Justice Conference. Sponsored by Washington State Department of Social and Health Services. May 12, 2014. Spokane, WA. Workshop: Recent Developments Regarding Investigation and Prosecution of Child Abuse. Workshop: Legal and Ethical Responsibilities of the Expert Witness in Child Abuse Cases. Workshop: Hearsay in Child Abuse Litigation The 30th National Symposium on Child Abuse. Sponsored by the National Children’s Advocacy Center. Opening Keynote Presentation: A History of Child Protection in the United States: Areas of Success and Opportunities for Growth. March 25, 2014. Huntsville, AL. The 28th Annual San Diego International Conference on Child and Family Maltreatment. Sponsored by Rady Children’s Hospital and the Chadwick Center for Children and Families. January 29, 2014. San Diego, CA. Workshop: Forfeiture-By-Wrongdoing in Child Abuse, Domestic Violence, and Elder Abuse Cases. Workshop: Annual Review of Important Cases and Research. With Professor Thomas D. Lyon, U.S.C. School of Law. Day-long training on evidence issues in child abuse litigation for prosecutors and police officers. Sponsored by the Oahu District Attorney’s Office. November 23, 2013. Honolulu, Hawaii. 16

Fourth International Conference on Child Sexual Abuse. Sponsored by Fundacion Amparo Y Justicia. September 26-27, 2013. Santiago, Chile. Plenary: Best Practices in the Prosecution of Child Sexual Abuse Workshop: Techniques for the Investigation and Prosecution of Child Sexual Abuse National Conference of the National Association of Counsel for Children. Opening keynote: Evidence Issues in Juvenile and Family Law. August 26, 2013. Atlanta, GA. San Diego International Conference on Child Abuse and Family Violence. Sponsored by the Chadwick Center for Children and Families. January 28-29, 2013. San Diego, CA. Ten Important Child Abuse Court Cases from 2012 Plus Updates on Crawford and 404(b). Recent Developments in the Medical and Psychological Literature Relevant to Child Sexual Abuse and Physical Abuse Litigation. Legal Ethics in the Criminal Justice System: An Oxymoron? Why Do Lawyers Act that Way? With Lucy Berliner and Harry Elias. Proving the Harm Inflicted by Parental Substance Abuse. Making and Meeting Objections; Expert Psychological Evidence of Child Sexual Abuse. Sponsored by law firms representing parents in juvenile court dependency cases. December 13, 2012. Sacramento, CA. Making and Meeting Objections. Sponsored by the Northern California Chapter of the National Association of Counsel for Children. November 26, 2012. San Francisco, CA . Penn State Child Sexual Abuse Conference. Legal Response to Child Sexual Abuse: Tremendous Progress—Room for Improvement. October 30, 2012. State College, PA. Medical Response to Child Abuse and Neglect. Sponsored by Stanford School of Medicine Department of Pediatrics. Legal Issues in Child Abuse and Neglect. October 12, 2012. Stanford, CA. 20th Oklahoma Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect and Healthy Families. Sponsored by the Center on Child Abuse and Neglect, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. September 7, 2012. Norman, OK. Psychological Evidence of Child Sexual Abuse: Controversies and Consensus. Hearsay in Child Abuse Litigation. 13th Annual Day for Children Conference. Recent Developments Regarding Investigation and Prosecution of Child Abuse. Sponsored by Madera County Child Abuse Prevention Council. April 25, 2012. Madera, CA.

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18th National Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect. Plenary Session—Town Hall Event: Child Protection in the 21st Century: Gazing Into the Crystal Ball. Sponsored by the federal Children’s Bureau. With Deborah Daro, Lucille Echohawk, and Eliana Gil. April 19, 2012. Washington, D.C. Children as Witnesses in Family and Criminal Court. Sponsored by the High Desert Bar Association. March 10, 2012. Victorville, CA. The 26th Annual San Diego International Conference on Child and Family Maltreatment. Sponsored by Rady Children’s Hospital and Chadwick Center for Children and Families. January 24 and 26, 2012. Onsite Review of Difficult Cases. Panel with Jennifer Davis, Harry “Elias, Thomas Fallon, and Laura Rogers. Audio Recording of Child Abuse Pediatric Hospital Consult Histories from Caregivers: 17 Years of Experience. Panel with David Corwin, Scott Benton, Kristine Campbell, Bruce Herman, and Stacie LeBlanc. The Confrontation Clause in Child Abuse Litigation. Evidence Issues in Intimate Partner Violence Cases. “So, you’re gonna be an expert.” Presentation for mental health staff of the U.C. Davis Center for Child Abuse Center. December 15, 2011. Sacramento, CA. Evidence in Juvenile and Family Courts. Sponsored by the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. Reno, NV. September 23, 2011. Hearsay, Crawford, and Forfeiture by Wrongdoing. Scientific Evidence: Daubert and Frye. 34th National Child Welfare, Juvenile, and Family Conference. Sponsored by the National Association of Counsel for Children. Small Towns, Big Problems: Representing Child Welfare Clients in Rural Areas. With Mara Bernstein and David Meyers. San Diego, CA. August 29, 2011. Legal and Ethical Responsibilities of the Expert Medical Witness in Child Abuse Cases. Conference titled Pediatric Abusive Head Trauma: Medical, Forensic, and Scientific Advances and Prevention. Sponsored by the Penn State Hershey College of Medicine. San Francisco. CA. July 8, 2011. Top Ten Developments in Child Abuse Investigation and Prosecution. Sponsored by The Keller Center for Family Violence Intervention and The Child Abuse Training and Technical Assistance Center. San Mateo, CA. June 21, 2011. Ten Accomplishments—Ten Mistakes: The U.S. Response to Child Sexual Abuse. International Roundtable of Experts sponsored by the International Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect. Denver, CO. May 5, 2011. 18

Opening Plenary Address titled Decision Making in Child Protection. Daylong training for social workers and attorneys. Sponsored by University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, California Administrative Office of the Court, Center for Children, Family and the Courts, and the Northern California Training Center of the State Department of Social Services. Sacramento, CA. April 12 and 13, 2011. Expert Testimony in Child Sexual Abuse Cases: Is “Consistent with Sexual Abuse” Testimony Consistent with the Search for Truth? Twenty-Fifth San Diego International Conference on Child and Family Maltreatment. Chadwick Center on Children and Families. Children’s Hospital of San Diego. San Diego, CA. January 26, 2011. Preparing to Testify in Juvenile and Criminal Court. With Randell Alexander. TwentyFifth San Diego International Conference on Child and Family Maltreatment. Chadwick Center on Children and Families. Children’s Hospital of San Diego. San Diego, CA. January 26, 2011. Remembering Our Past to Guide the Future: Lessons Learned by Looking Back. With Cordelia Anderson, Deborah Davies, Thomas Morton, Lucy Berliner, David Finkelhor, and Kenneth Lanning. Twenty-Fifth San Diego International Conference on Child and Family Maltreatment. Chadwick Center on Children and Families. Children’s Hospital of San Diego. San Diego, CA. January 25, 2011. Expert Witnesses. Training for Sacramento Child Advocates attorneys and social workers. Sacramento, CA. December 17, 2010. Responding to the Problem of Child Sexual Abuse. Live video conference to audiences in northern and southern Taiwan. November 23 & 28, 2010. Finding the Proper Balance Between Respect for Family Privacy and Child Protection. Sponsored by the Northern California Association of Child Advocacy Centers. October 5, 2010. Sacramento, CA. Defending Forensic Interviews in Court; Hearsay Evidence in Child Abuse Cases. Sponsored by the New Jersey Department of Children and Families. September 16, 2010. Stratford, NJ. Recent Developments in Evidence Relevant to Dependency Litigation: Abusive Head Trauma, Shaken Baby Syndrome, Battered Child Syndrome, Hearsay, Attack the Interview, and More. Sponsored by the Northern California Chapter of the National Association of Counsel for Children. August 10, 2010. San Francisco, CA. The American Child Protection System: A Historical Examination From the Year 2060. Lecture presented at the annual meeting of the American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children in conjunction with receipt of the William Friedrich Memorial Award. June 25, 2010. New Orleans, LA. 2010 Utah Children’s Justice Symposium/UPC Domestic Violence Conference. May 18, 2010. Midway, Utah. Keynote: The Current State of Child Sexual Abuse Investigation and Prosecution. 19

Workshop: How Do We Prove Child Sexual Abuse: From Start to Finish—Part 1. Workshop: How Do We Prove Child Sexual Abuse: From Start to Finish—Part 2. Workshop: Hearsay in Child Abuse and Domestic Violence Litigation. 18th Annual Children’s Justice Conference. Sponsored by the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services. May 11, 2010. Seattle, WA. Workshop: Recent Developments Relevant to Investigation and Prosecution of Child Abuse. Workshop: Testifying in Court. Workshop: Attack on the Interviewer. Workshop: Disclosure of Abuse. Family Court of the State of Delaware Judges’ Training. Lewes, DE. May 4, 2010. Workshop: Interviewing Children. Workshop: Children as Witnesses. Workshop: Hearsay, Crawford, Forfeiture by Wrongdoing. Workshop: Expert Testimony in Physical and Sexual Abuse Cases. The 24th Annual San Diego International Conference on Child and Family Maltreatment. Sponsored by the Chadwick Center for Children and Families of Rudy Children’s Hospital San Diego. San Diego, CA. January 27-28, 2010. Workshop: Hearsay in Child Abuse, Domestic Violence and Elder Abuse Litigation: Basic Principles and Recent Cases. Workshop: Extended Forensic Interview: Defending It in Court. Child Safety, Best Interests, or Preserving Families? An Inquiry Into the Role of the Child Welfare Legal System in Washington. Sponsored by the Court Improvement Training Academy at the University of Washington School of Law. Seattle, WA December 7, 2009. Hearsay in Dependency Litigation. Examination of Expert Witnesses. Dependency Counsel Training Program. Sponsored by the Children’s Advocacy Institute of the University of San Diego School of Law. November 6, 2009. San Diego, CA. Advanced Forensic Interviewer Training. Sponsored by the National Children’s Advocacy Center. November 3, 2009. Huntsville, AL. Workshop: Testifying in Court. Workshop: Attack on the Interviewer. 20

Workshop: Hearsay for Interviewers. Workshop: Disclosure. Workshop: The Pros and Cons of Multiple Interviews. Workshop: Psychological Symptoms for Forensic Interviewers. Hearsay in Dependency Litigation. Examination of Expert Witnesses. Dependency Counsel Training Program. Sponsored by the Children’s Advocacy Institute of the University of San Diego School of Law. October 30, 2009. San Diego, CA. Lawyers and Social Workers: Never the Twain Shall Meet. Plenary presentation. Sponsored by the California Administrative Office of the Courts, Center for Children, Families and the Courts; U.C. Davis Extension, Northern California Training Academy for Social Workers; University of the Pacific-McGeorge School of Law. August 7, 2009. Sacramento, CA. Child Abuse & Family Violence Summit 2009. Sponsored by the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office. May 6-7, 2009. Portland, OR Workshop: Evidence Issues in Child Abuse, Domestic Violence, and Elder Abuse Cases. Workshop: Recent Developments Relevant to Investigation and Prosecution of Child Abuse. Workshop: The Child as a Witness. Workshop: Evaluating Psychological Evidence of Child Sexual Abuse Advanced Forensic Interviewer Training. Sponsored by the National Children’s Advocacy Center. April 28, 2009. Huntsville, AL. Workshop: Testifying in Court. Workshop: Attack on the Interviewer. Workshop: Hearsay for Interviewers. Workshop: Disclosure. Workshop: The Pros and Cons of Multiple Interviews. Workshop: Psychological Symptoms for Forensic Interviewers. 27th Annual Child Abuse Symposium: Supported Families’ Safe Kids. Sponsored by the Santa Clara County Child Abuse Council. April 3, 2009. Santa Clara, CA. Keynote: The Past, Present, and Future of Child Protection in America. Workshop: Recent Developments in Child Abuse Litigation. 21

25th National Symposium on Child Abuse. Sponsored by the National Children’s Advocacy Center. March 22, 2009. Huntsville, AL. All day pre-conference workshop titled “How Do We Prove Child Sexual Abuse?” 23rd Annual San Diego International Conference on Child and Family Maltreatment. Sponsored by Rudy Children’s Hospital and the Chadwick Center for Children and Families. January 29, 2009. Workshop: Case Review. With Harry Elias, Thomas Fallon, Robert Reece, Laura Rogers, and Paul Stern. Workshop: Recent Developments in Domestic Violence and Child Abuse Cases Workshop: Reunification Following Allegations of Sexual Abuse in Preschool Children. With Sandra Hewitt. 21st Annual Conference on Child Abuse and Family Violence. Sponsored by Prevent Child Abuse Utah. November 4, 2008. Salt Lake City, UT. Workshop: Evidentiary Issues in Child Abuse Litigation Workshop: Recent Developments Relevant to Child Abuse Workshop: Testifying in Court Dependency Counsel Training Program. Sponsored by the Children’s Advocacy Institute, University of San Diego School of Law. October 31, 2008. Oakland, CA. Hearsay evidence in dependency litigation; examination of expert witnesses; psychological evidence of child sexual abuse. Advanced Forensic Interviewing Training. Sponsored by the National Children’s Advocacy Center. October 21, 2008. Huntsville, AL Plenary: Testifying in Court Plenary: Hearsay Evidence and Crawford for Interviewers Plenary: Disclosure of Abuse Plenary: Attack on the Interviewer Plenary: The Pros and Cons of Multiple Interviews Dependency Counsel Training Program. Sponsored by the Children’s Advocacy Institute, University of San Diego School of Law. October 10, 2008. Riverside, CA. Hearsay evidence in dependency litigation; examination of expert witnesses; psychological evidence of child sexual abuse. Evidence in Juvenile and Family Court. Sponsored by the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. September 15 and 17, 2008. Reno, NV. Workshop: Interviewing Children In and Out of Court 22

Workshop: Accommodating Child Witnesses Workshop: Testimonial Competence of Children Workshop: Expert Testimony Regarding Physical Evidence Workshop: Corporal Punishment Workshop: Crawford Update Workshop: Scientific Evidence: Dauber and Frye Workshop: Child Sexual Abuse – Expert Psychological Testimony Bench and Bar Criminal Law Symposium. Sponsored by the North Dakota Supreme Court. September 12, 2008. Bismarck, ND. Plenary: Recent Developments Relevant to Child Abuse, Domestic Violence, and Elder Abuse Litigation Workshop: Psychological Evidence of Child Sexual Abuse 20th Annual Crimes Against Children Conference. Sponsored by the Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center and the Dallas Police Department. August 13, 2008. Dallas Texas. Workshop: Recent Developments Relevant to Investigation and Prosecution of Child Abuse. Advanced Forensic Interviewing Training. Sponsored by the National Children’s Advocacy Center. June 10, 2008. Huntsville, AL Plenary: Testifying in Court Plenary: Hearsay Evidence and Crawford for Interviewers Plenary: Disclosure of Abuse Plenary: Attack on the Interviewer Plenary: Psychological Symptoms for Forensic Interviewers Considering Allegations of Sexual Abuse in Cases of Disputed Custody. Reconceptualizing Child Custody: Past, Present and Future—Lawyers and Psychologists Working Together. Sponsored by the American Bar Association Section on Family Law and the American Psychological Association. May 1, 2008. Chicago, IL. Presentation with Kathryn Kuehnle, Ph.D. Trauma: Impact, Response, and Resilience. The 15th Annual Children’s Law Institute. Sponsored by the New Mexico Children’s Justice Act Advisory Group and others. January 9-11, 2008. Albuquerque, NM. Workshop: The Child Witness Workshop: Expert Testimony in Child Sexual Abuse Cases 23

Beyond the Bench XVIII: Access and Fairness. Sponsored by the Center for Children, Families and the Court, California Administrative Office of the Courts. December 13-14, 2007. San Diego, CA. Plenary: History of Child Welfare in America. Workshop: Evidence in Dependency and Delinquency Matters. Periodic Training Seminar. Sponsored by the California Department of Social Services Community Care Licensing Division. December 10, 2007. Sacramento, CA. Update on recent developments in child abuse and elder abuse law. Dependency Counsel Training Program. Sponsored by the University of San Diego School of Law Children’s Advocacy Institute. December 7, 2007. Sacramento, CA. Plenary: Hearsay in Dependency Proceedings. Plenary: Recent Developments Relevant to Dependency Litigation. Fourth National Conference: Helping Child Victims of Crime. Sponsored by Nobody’s Children Foundation. November 26-27, 2007. Warsaw, Poland. Plenary: Children as Witnesses. Workshop: Evaluating Psychological Evidence of Child Sexual Abuse. Workshop: Abuse Allegations in Family Court: Alienated by Alienation? Dependency Counsel Training Program. Sponsored by the University of San Diego School of Law Children’s Advocacy Institute. November 11, 2007. San Diego, CA. Plenary: Hearsay in Dependency Proceedings. Plenary: Psychological Evidence of Child Sexual Abuse. Robert D. Horowitz Multidiscipliary Training Conference 2007. Sponsored by the Ohio Network of Children’s Advocacy Centers. October 19, 2007. Columbus, OH Plenary: Evaluating Psychological Evidence of Child Sexual Abuse. Plenary: Recent Developments in Child Abuse. 26th Annual UC Davis National Child Abuse and Neglect Conference. September 17, 2007. Sacramento, CA. Workshop: Qualifying and Testifying as an Expert Witness. Child Welfare and Social Change. September 13, 2007. Cambridge, MA. Guest lecture Harvard Law School: History of Child protection in the United States. The 30th National Juvenile and Family Law Conference of the National Association of Counsel for Children. August 18, 2007. Keystone, CO. Plenary: “You Can’t Believe Her, She’s Just a Kid” and NACC 2007 Juvenile Law Roundup.

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Sexual Abuse of Children: New Techniques for Investigation and Trial. Sponsored by the Ministerio Publico Fiscalia Nacional and Fundacion Ambaro y Justicia. August 8-11, 2007. Santiago, Chile. Plenary: The Credibility of Children. Plenary: Preparing for a Child Sexual Abuse Case. Plenary: Evidence of Child Sexual Abuse. Plenary: Interrogation Techniques at Trial. Second International Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect. Sponsored by the Confidential Centre for Child Abuse and Neglect, May, 2007. Leuven, Belgium. Plenary: Legal Aspects of Interviewing Children. Plenary: How to Strengthen the Child Protection System. University of South Carolina School of Law. Faculty colloquium regarding child sexual abuse. April 27, 2007. Columbia, SC. Joining Hands to Protect Children. Sponsored by the South Carolina Network of Children’s Advocacy Centers. April 26, 2007. Columbia, SC. Plenary: Recent Developments Regarding Child Abuse Litigation. Plenary: Evaluating Psychological Evidence of Child Sexual Abuse. Plenary: The History of Child Protection in America. Promoting Children’s Interests: Preparation, Practice & Policy Reform. Co-sponsored by Harvard Law School Child Advocacy Program and American Bar Association Center on Children and the Law. April 13-15, 2007. Cambridge, MA. Workshop: Child Welfare: History of Our Societal Response. Workshop: Evidentiary Issues in Child Abuse and Neglect Cases. Awards Dinner sponsored by the Yolo County Family Resource Center. April 5, 2007. Woodland, CA. Keynote: Corporal Punishment of Children: Should It Be Against the Law? April 5, 2007, Woodland, CA. Looking Ahead to the Next 30 Years of Child Advocacy. Sponsored by the University of Michigan Law School. Keynote: The History of Child Protection in America. March 29, 2007. Ann Arbor, MI. Crime Victims’ Rights: The Third Wave. Sponsored by the Capital Center for Government Law and Policy. University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law. March 20, 2007. Sacramento, CA. Workshop: Child Victims/Witnesses. Litigating Child Sexual Abuse Cases in Family Court. Sponsored by the Alaska Network on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault. February 19-20, 2007. Anchorage, AK. 25

Plenary: Understanding Child Sexual Abuse (with David Corwin). Plenary: Child Sexual Abuse Cases: Discovery Issues, Evidentiary Issues, and Trial Issues. Plenary: How to Use Experts in Child Sexual Abuse Cases (with David Corwin). 21st Annual San Diego International Conference on Child and Family Maltreatment. Sponsored by the Chadwick Center for Children and Families, Rady Children’s Hospital San Diego. January 23-26, 2007. San Diego, CA Workshop: Daubert, Frye, and the Forensic Interview. Workshop: Can the Sexual Assault Forensic Examiner Determine Consent? With William Green. Workshop: Mock Trial Vignettes: Child and Adolescent Sexual Abuse. With Jack Coyne, Bill Green, and Catherine Stephenson. Workshop: Crawford and Its Progeny Plus Other Recent Legal Developments. Workshop: Use of Demonstrative and Computer Generated Exhibits in Child Abuse Cases. Multi-site video presentation to 23 centers across the United States titled “Psychological Evidence of Child Sexual Abuse.” Sponsored by the Midwest Regional Child Advocacy Center. December 14, 2006. North Dakota State Judicial Conference. November 20, 2006. Bizmark, ND. Workshop: Crawford v. Washington and Its Impact on Child Abuse Litigation. Workshop: Evaluating Psychological Evidence of Child Sexual Abuse. CALICO Center for Investigative Interviewing collaborative training seminar. November 16, 2006. San Leandro, CA. Topic: Evaluating evidence of child abuse. 39th Annual National Training and Continuing Education Conference of the American Association of Public Welfare Attorneys. October 18, 2006. San Diego, CA. Workshop: Recent Developments Related to Child and Elder Abuse Litigation. Law and Practice: Termination of Parental Rights. Sponsored by the Oregon Criminal Defense Lawyers Association. October 16, 2006. Eugene, OR. Topic: The Law of Evidence in Termination Cases: The National Perspective. 29th Annual Meeting of the National Association of Counsel for Children. October 15, 2006. Louisville, KY. Plenary: Recent Developments in Child Abuse Litigation. Annual meeting of Utah Guardians ad Litem. Recent Developments Relevant to Child Abuse Litigation. September 14, 2006. Heber City, UT.

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UC Davis Western Regional Child Abuse and Neglect Conference. Sponsored by the University of California, Davis Medical Center CAARE Diagnostic and Treatment Center. September 11-14, 2006. Sacramento, CA. Workshop: “You Don’t Hear-say”: The Impact of the Crawford Decision on Child Abuse, Domestic Violence, and Elder Abuse. Workshop: Abuse Allegations in Family Court: Alienated by Alienation? Workshop: Testifying in Court: Practical Guidelines for Nonlegal Professionals and Coping with Cross-Examination. Beyond Finding Words Conference for Forensic Interviewers. Sponsored by the National Prosecutors Research Institute. August 30, 2006. Indianapolis, IN Plenary: Taint Hearings: Coming Soon to a Courtroom Near You!? Plenary: Daubert, Frye, and Forensic Interviews. Annual Meeting of the Wyoming State Bar Association. August 17, 2006. Laramie, WY. Workshop: “You Can’t Believe Her. She’s Just a Kid.” Workshop: Evaluating Psychological Evidence of Child Sexual Abuse.” Annual meeting of the American Legislative Exchange Council. Update for legislators on interviewing children about abuse. July 18, 2006. San Francisco, CA. Video conference presentation for the Midwest Regional Children’s Advocacy Center. July 13, 2006. Presentation on legal aspects of interviewing children about suspected abuse. Presentation from Sacramento to twenty-six sites across the United States. Governor’s Roundtable on Foster Care. The History of Child Protection and Foster Care and America. June 28, 2006. Cheyenne, WY. Trial Advocacy Training for Sacramento Child Advocates. June 23, 2006. Sacramento, CA. Annual meeting of the California Association of Superior Court Investigators. Training on children as witnesses. May 2, 2006. Ventura, CA. 20th Annual San Diego International Conference on Child and Family Maltreatment. Sponsored by the Chadwick Center for Children and Families of San Diego Children’s Hospital. January 23-25, 2006. San Diego, CA Workshop: Recent Developments in Child Abuse Litigation. Workshop: Testifying in Court and Coping with Cross-Examination. Workshop: Evidence Issues in the Trial of a Domestic Violence Case (with Traci Prior)

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Workshop: Accusations of Child Abuse in Family Court: A Minefield for Protective Parents? Recent Developments in Evidence Pertinent to Child, Domestic, and Elder Abuse Litigation. Beyond the Bench Conference. Sponsored by the Center for Children, Families, and the Courts of the California Administrative Office of the Courts. December 15, 2005. San Diego, CA. Recent Developments in Child Abuse and Elder Abuse Litigation. Workshop for attorneys in the California Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing Division. December 7, 2005. Sacramento, CA. Evidence in Juvenile and Family Court. Sponsored by the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. October 25, 2005. Reno, NV Plenary: Evaluating Psychological Evidence of Child Sexual Abuse. Plenary: Interviewing Sexually Abused Children: Police and Child Welfare Perspectives. Plenary: Testimonial Competence of Children. Twenty-Fourth Annual U.C. Davis Western Regional Child Abuse and Neglect Conference. September 26-28, 2005. Sacramento, CA Workshop:“You Don’t Hear-Say”: Impact of the Crawford Decision on Child Abuse, Domestic Violence, and Elder Abuse Cases. Workshop: Sexual Assault: Can the Forensic Examiner Determine Consent? Workshop: Testifying in Court: Practical Guidelines for Non-Legal Professionals and Coping with Cross-Examination. Workshop: Recent Legal Developments and Medical/Psychological Research Affecting Child Abuse and Neglect Litigation. Decisions and Families. Sponsored by the Journal of Law and Family Studies and the University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law. Speech titled Medical Neglect: Too Many Irons in the Fire. September 23, 2005. Salt Lake City, Utah Annual training conference of the Utah Office of the Guardian ad Litem. Update on Recent Developments in Child Abuse and Neglect Law. September 7, 2005. Snowbird, Utah. 28th National Children’s Law Conference of the National Association of Counsel for Children. Plenary speech titled 2005 Juvenile Evidence Law Update. August 28, 2005. Los Angeles, CA. 13th Annual Children’s Justice Conference. Sponsored by the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services. March 21, 2006. Seattle, WA Workshop: Testifying in Court and Coping with Cross-Examination. 28

Workshop: The U.S. Supreme Court’s Decision in Crawford vs. Washington. What Does it Mean to Me? Plus Other Recent Developments on the Legal Front. Workshop: A Modest Proposal to Reform the Child Protection System. First Annual Statewide Best Practice Symposium: Identifying, Treating, and Healing Child Sexual Abuse. Sponsored by the New Jersey CARES Institute, Department of Pediatrics, University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey. March 11, 2005. Stratford, NJ Keynote: A History of Child Protection in America. Workshop: Testifying in Court: Tips for Non-Legal Professionals and Expert Witnesses. Workshop: Recent Developments in Evidence: Crawford v. Washington and Other Important Cases. Training for legislative staff regarding the juvenile court dependency process. Sponsored by the Senate Office of Research. January 13, 2005. Sacramento, CA. Bay Area/Sacramento Elder Abuse Leadership Meeting. Sponsored by the California Medical Training Center at the University of the California, Davis Medical Center. Panel presentation on recent developments in elder abuse law. January 6, 2005. Berkeley, CA. Beyond the Bench XV: Engaging Communities. Sponsored by the California Administrative Office of the Courts. Workshop: “The Times They Are a Changin”— Crawford v. Washington and Other Important Developments in the Law of Evidence Affecting Children. December 9, 2004. San Jose, CA. Forensic Examiner Training. Sponsored by the University of California, Davis Medical Center, Child Abuse Unit. Testifying as an Expert Witness. November 17, 2004. Orange, CA. Current Trends and Legal Perspectives in Multi-Disciplinary Child Abuse Investigation. Plenary: The U.S. Supreme Court’s Crawford Decision: A Major Setback for Child Protection? Sponsored by the Child Abuse Training and Technical Assistance Center, Sonoma State University. October 27, 2004. Sacramento, CA. Fall 2004 Executive’s Conference. Plenary: A Long and Winding Road: An Uplifting Look at the History of Child Protection in the United States. Sponsored by the California Alliance of Child and Family Services. October 14, 2004. Indian Wells, CA. Ninth Annual Northern New England Conference on Child Maltreatment. September 23, 2004. Portland, OR. Keynote: Recent Developments on the Legal Front. Workshop: Coping with Cross-Examination. Workshop: Forensically Defensible Interviewing. 29

Twenty-Third Annual UC Davis Western Regional Child Abuse and Neglect Conference. Workshop titled Testifying in Court. September 15, 2004. Sacramento, CA. Twenty-Seventh National Children’s Law Conference of the National Association of Counsel for Children. Closing keynote: The Times They are a Changin’: Crawford v. Washington and Other important Developments in the Law of Evidence Affecting Children. September 10, 2004. Las Vegas, NV. Montana Judges Association Spring Conference. Syndrome Evidence. Missoula, MT. May 14, 2004. University of California at Davis Medical Center, Northern California Training Center on Child Abuse and Neglect. Training for nurses and physicians on testifying as an expert witness. March 25, 2004. Sacramento, CA. Training for Court Appointed Special Advocates in Woodland, CA. March 25, 2004. Invitational presentation for library staff at the main library at California State University, Sacramento on the writing of A History of Child Protection in America. October 30, 2003. Sacramento, CA. 10th Annual Family Strengths Institute. Sponsored by the California State Department of Social Services, Office of Child Abuse Prevention. Keynote: A History of Child Protection in America. October 27, 2003. Sacramento, CA. 21st Annual Michigan Statewide Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect. Sponsored by the Division of Continuing Medical Education of the University of Michigan. October 21, 2003. Yplisanti, MI. Keynote: A History of Child Protection in America. Workshop: “You Can’t Believe Her, She’s Just a Kid.” Annual conference of Guardian ad litem attorneys in Utah. Plenary: A History of Child Protection in America. September 18, 2003. Park City, Utah. 9th ISPCAN European Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect. Workshop titled Reforming the Legal System for Child Victim Witnesses. August 30, 203. Warsaw, Poland. Annual conference of the National Association of Counsel for Children. Plenary address titled The History of Child Protection in America. August 18, 2003. New Orleans, LA. Child Welfare Stakeholders Exchange Mini-Summit 2003. Sponsored by the California State Department of Social Services. Presentation titled A History of Child Protection in America. May 22, 2003. Sacramento, CA. Meeting the Challenges: Collaborative Leadership to Sustain Improvement: Permanency Partnership Forum VII. Sponsored by the Children’s Bureau of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Keynote: A History of Child Protection in America. May 21, 2003. Washington, D.C. 30

U.S. Davis Children’s Hospital Twenty-Second Annual U.S. Davis Western Regional Child Abuse and Neglect Conference. April 23, 2003. Sacramento, CA Keynote: A History of Child Protection in America. Workshop: Psychological Syndromes in Court. Third Psychologists/Family Law Conference: Multi Disciplinary Conference on Current Custody Issues. Co-sponsored by Sacramento County Bar Association, Family Law Section and Sacramento Valley Psychological Association. Presentation titled Children’s TestimonyBLegal Requirements; Pros and Cons; Alternative Evidentiary Methods. March 15, 2003. Sacramento, CA. 17th San Diego Conference on Child and Family Maltreatment. Sponsored by the Chadwick Center for Children and Families of Children’s Hospital. February, 6-7, 2003. San Diego, CA. Plenary: History of Child Protection in America. Workshop: Psychological Syndromes in Court. Workshop: Testifying in Court: Coping with Cross-ExaminationBEquipping Professionals with Information to Help Them be Effective Witnesses. One day training on testifying as an expert witness. Sponsored by Family Court Services, Superior Court, Santa Clara County. December 19, 2002. San Jose, CA. Beyond the Bench XIV: Riding the Waves of Change Conference. Sponsored by the Judicial Council of California, Administrative Office of the Courts, Center for Families, Children and the Courts. December 6, 2002. Pasadena, CA. Plenary: A History of Child Protection in America. Workshop: Current Legal Issues in Family and Children’s Cases. Assessing the Credibility of Children. Training for attorneys and investigators in the California State Department of Social Services. November 4, 2002. Sacramento, CA Annual Training Conference for Attorney Guardian ad Litems. September 12, 2002. Park City, Utah. Topics: Syndrome evidence and psychological evidence of child sexual abuse. New Mexico Annual Judicial Conclave. June 20, 2002. Albuquerque, NM. Plenary: Syndrome Evidence. Training conference on forensic interviewing sponsored by Liberty House. May 21, 2002. Salem, Oregon. Twenty-First Annual U.C. Davis Child Abuse and Neglect Conference and Medical Symposium. Workshop: Coping with Cross-Examination: Being a Witness. April 25, 2002. Sacramento, CA. 31

University of California at Davis Medical Center, Northern California Training Center on Child Abuse and Neglect. Training for nurses and physicians on testifying as an expert witness. March 22, 2002. Sacramento, CA. California State University Sonoma. Training for state adoption workers on testifying in court. With Frank Furtek, Deputy Attorney General. March 12, 2002. Sacramento, CA. Beyond the Bench XIII: Investing in Our Children for a Lifetime of Returns. Sponsored by the Judicial Council of California. December 5-6, 2001. Workshop: California Evidence Workshop: Use and Abuse of Psychological Syndrome Evidence Domestic Violence: Breaking the Code: Representing the Battered Client. Sponsored by the Northwest Women’s Law Center with the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services. November 6, 2001. Tacoma, WA. Topic: Psychological syndrome evidence. National Association of Counsel for Children 24th National Children’s Law Conference. Presentation titled “You Can’t Believe Her, She’s Just a Kid.” September 29, 2001. Coronado, CA The International Conference on Family Violence. Sponsored by the Family Violence and Sexual Assault Institute. September 8, 2001. San Diego, CA Workshop: Perils and Pitfalls of Allegations of Child Abuse in Family Court: a Practical Legal Guide for Mental Health and Medical Professionals, with Judges Leonard Edwards and Michael Town Workshop. Custody Issues in Family Violence Cases: A Mock Trial and Expert Testimony, with Robert Geffner, Richard Ducote, Alan Rosenfeld, and Seth Goldstein. Annual Conference of the American Psychological Association. Invited Address titled Advocacy for Abused Children in Court: Best Interest? Best Practice? August 25, 2001. San Francisco, CA. Presentation titled Interviewing Children as Witnesses and Victims and Defending Your Interview in Court. Sponsored by the Lincoln County, Oregon Major Crime Team. August 21, 2001. Lincoln City, OR. Weaving Rainbows--Mending Spirits: North Dakota Child Protection Conference. Sponsored by North Dakota Department of Human Services, Children and Family Services, Child Protection Services. August 1, 2001. Bismarck, ND. Plenary: “You Can’t Believe Her, She’s Just a Kid Workshop: Psychological Evidence of Sexual Abuse

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Scientific Evidence and Expert Testimony. Sponsored by the National Judicial College. July 25, 2001. Reno, NV. Topic: Children as witnesses. Twentieth Annual Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect. Sponsored by the U.C. Davis Medical Center, Department of Pediatrics, Diagnostic and Treatment Center. Sacramento, CA. April 11, 2001. Plenary: AYou Can’t Believe Her—She’s Just a Kid. Annual meeting of the County Counsel Child Welfare Study Section. San Jose, CA. April 5, 2001. Presentation titled: What Role for the Child’s Attorney in Dependency Proceedings? The San Diego Conference on Child Maltreatment. Sponsored by the Child Protection Center of Children’s Hospital, San Diego. San Diego, CA. January 25-26, 2001. Workshop: Constructing and Deconstructing Expert Testimony Workshop: Risk Management for Professionals Working with Children and Adult Survivors of Maltreatment Association of American Law Schools Conference. San Francisco, CA. January 4, 2001. Workshop with multiple presenters titled What Have We Learned about Children as Victims and Witnesses in the Criminal Trial Process? Broken Boundaries: Responding to Child Maltreatment. October 18 and 19, 2000. Providence, RI. Workshop: Children’s Communication and Competence Plenary: Children in Court: A Century of Progress Eighth Annual Children’s Justice Task Force Conference: The Multidisciplinary Team Approach to Investigation and Resolution of Child Abuse in West Virginia. Sponsored by the Children’s Justice Task Force. October 13, 2000 Morgantown, WV. Keynote: The Six Cs of Children’s Communicative Competence Workshop: In-Depth Analysis of Recent Developments Regarding Forensically Defensible Interviewing Workshop: Assessment of Psychological Evidence of Child Sexual Abuse Eighth Annual Children’s Justice Task Force Conference: The Multidisciplinary Team Approach to Investigation and Resolution of Child Abuse in West Virginia. Sponsored by the Children’s Justice Task Force. October 14, 2000. Charleston, WV. Keynote: The Six Cs of Children’s Communicative Competence Workshop: In-Depth Analysis of Recent Developments Regarding Forensically Defensible Interviewing Workshop: Assessment of Psychological Evidence of Child Sexual Abuse 33

4th Annual Symposium on Child Sexual Abuse. Sponsored by the Children’s Advocacy Services of Greater St. Louis. September 25, 2000. St. Louis, MO. Topics: Surviving the Court Process; Forensically Defensible Interviewing. Improving Investigative Interview Techniques by Bringing Researchers and Interviewers Together. Sponsored by the National Institute of Mental Health. September 1, 2000. Salt Lake City, UT. Topic: forensically defensible interviewing. Equal Justice: Investigation and Prosecution of Child Abuse. Sponsored by the National Center for Prosecution of Child Abuse. August 17, 2000. Tucson, AZ. Topic: hearsay. Recent Legal Developments Affecting Practice with Abused and Neglected Children. Sponsored by the Memphis Child Advocacy Center. July 28, 2000. Memphis, TN. Expert and Scientific Evidence. Sponsored by the National Judicial College. July 26, 2000. Reno, NV. Topics: Interviewing children; children’s testimonial competence Chicago Children’s Advocacy Center, Six Hour Professional Training Workshop. Sponsored by the Chicago Children’s Advocacy Center. June 27, 2000. Chicago, IL. Titled: Legal Aspects of Investigating and Litigating Child Abuse: Some Recent and Not So Recent Developments. Nineteenth Annual Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect. Sponsored by University of California Medical Center Child Protection Center. May 9-10, 2000. Workshop panel: When is Domestic Violence Child Abuse? Workshop: Responding to the Defense Attorney in the Courtroom Interviewing Children Who Are Victims of Crime. Sponsored by the Oklahoma Department of Health. May 5, 2000. Oklahoma City, OK. Topic: Investigative interviews of children. Child Abuse Training Conference. Sponsored by the Arkansas Administrative Office of the Courts. April 28, 2000. Hot Springs, AR. Topics: Interviewing children; recent developments in the investigation and litigation of child abuse Sixth Annual Northern California Child Sexual Abuse Awareness Conference: Child Sexual Abuse and Professional Ethics. Sponsored by the Incest Survivor’s Speakers’ Bureau of Yolo County and the California Protective Parents Association. April 8, 2000. Davis, CA. Keynote speech titled Child Sexual Abuse: Professional Ethics, The Adversary System, and the Limited State of Our Knowledge American Psychology-Law Society Biennial Conference. New Orleans, LA. March 1011, 2000. Discussant for two symposia: (1) Children’s Experiences in the Legal System: Legal Practice and Consequence; (2) Individual and Contextual Influences on Adults’ Perceptions of Children’s Reports. Children’s Advocacy Center of Philadelphia Series on Training for Professionals Working with Abused and Neglected Children. Philadelphia, PA. December 10, 1999. Topics: interviewing, psychological evidence of abuse, recent developments. 34

Northeast Child Maltreatment Conference. Sponsored by the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Providence, RI. November 16, 1999. Topic: The Child Witness: A Century of Progress. Child Abuse Prevention Conference. Sponsored by Kaiser Permanente, Yolo County Family Violence Prevention Council, and Yolo County Child Abuse Prevention Council. West Sacramento, CA. November 10, 1999. Topic: The Six C’s of Children’s Courtroom Communication. 1999 Western Regional Symposium on Child Abuse and Sexual Assault. Sponsored by the Jasper Mountain SAFE Center. Eugene, OR. November 6, 1999. Topic: Recent developments affecting professionals who work with abused children. 1999 Annual Meeting of Department of Social Services Administrative Law Judges. Monterey, CA. November 5, 1999. Topics: Children as witnesses; evaluating psychological evidence of child sexual abuse. Y2Kids Conference. Sponsored by the University of Nebraska Center on children, Families, and the Law. Kearney, NE. October 27, 1999. Topic: testifying in child abuse trials. Evidence in Juvenile and Family Court. Sponsored by the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. October 8, 1999. Reno, NV. Topics: forensic interviewing of children; expert testimony in child sexual abuse cases. Testifying in Child Abuse Cases. Sponsored by the Larimer County Child Advocacy Center. September 10, 1999. Greeley, CO. Topics: training for mental health professionals on providing expert testimony in child abuse litigation. 1999 National Conference on Investigation and Prosecution of Child Abuse. Sponsored by the American Prosecutor’s Research Institute’s National Center for Prosecution of Child Abuse. August 11, 1999. Tucson, AZ. Topic: Children’s suggestibility. Full day training for professionals working with abused and neglected children. Sponsored by the Humboldt County Child Abuse Services Team. Eureka, CA. July 23, 1999. Recent Developments in the Investigation and Litigation of Child Abuse. Sponsored by the Southern California Training Center at the Center for Child Protection, Children’s Hospital, San Diego. June 25, 1999. San Bernardino, CA. Topic: Recent developments. Forensic, Medical and Scientific Evidence Conference. Sponsored by the National Judicial College. June 23, 1999. Reno, NV. Topic: Children as witnesses in child abuse cases. Recent Developments in the Investigation and Litigation of Child Abuse. Sponsored by the Southern California Training Center at the Center for Child Protection, Children’s Hospital, San Diego. June 11, 1999. San Diego, CA. Topic: Recent developments.

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Seventh National Colloquium on Child Abuse and Neglect. Sponsored by the American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children. June 5, 1999. San Antonio, TX. Topic: Recent developments in the investigation and litigation of child abuse. Trial Skills Seminar on Child Witnesses. Sponsored by the Missouri Office of State Courts Administrator. April 16, 1999. Osage Beach, Missouri. Topic: Children as witnesses. Ninth National Conference on Children and the Law. Sponsored by the American Bar Association, Center on Children and the Law. April 8-11, 1999. Washington, D.C. Workshop: Interviewing Children Workshop: Recent Developments in Child Abuse and Neglect Law Children’s Mental Health Alliance Foundation of New York. Conference titled Legal Conference on Child Abuse. March 21-24, 1999. Budapest, Hungary. International meeting of judges, prosecutors, and police from Albania, Bosnia, Czech Republic, Croatia, Estonia, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, and Moldova. Plenary: Children in Court Plenary: Evidence in Child Abuse Cases Workshop: American Mistakes in Child Abuse Prosecution Children’s Mental Health Alliance Foundation of New York. Conference titled Legal and Medical Collaboration in Managing Child Abuse and Neglect. March, 21, 1999. Budapest, Hungary. Plenary presentation with David Chadwick, M.D. on syndrome evidence in child abuse cases. Ohio Attorney General’s Office and Childhood Trust of the University of Cincinnati Medical School Department of Psychiatry Prosecutor’s Training Conference. February 20, 1999. Cincinnati, Ohio. Workshop on interviewing children in child abuse cases. San Diego Conference on Responding to Child Maltreatment. Sponsored by the Center for Child Protection, Children's Hospital, San Diego. January 27-29, 1999. San Diego, CA. Workshops titled Advanced Trial Evidence; and Civil Lawsuits Against Mental Health Professionals Treating Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse; and Formulating the Diagnosis of Child Sexual Abuse (with Deborah Davies and Martin Finkel). Child Abuse and Neglect Seminar. Six hour training session for attorneys and social workers sponsored by the Center for Child and Family Studies, College of Social Work, University of South Carolina. January 8, 1999. Columbia, SC. Topics: interviewing children and expert testimony. California State Department of Social Services, Legal Division, Licensing. December 7, 1998. Sacramento, CA. Topic: Children's credibility. Grand Rounds presentation at the University of Kentucky College of Medicine. November 11, 1998. Lexington, KY. Topic: Children in court. 36

Faculty Colloquium at the University of Kentucky College of Law. November 11, 1998. Lexington, KY. Topic: Crisis in family court. Evidence Program sponsored by the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. October 22, 1998. Reno, NV. Workshop: Forensic interviewing of children Workshop: Evaluating psychological evidence of child sexual abuse Building Justice for Children conference sponsored by the New York State Child Advocacy Resource and Consultation Center. October 19, 1998. Syracuse, NY. Keynote: A Century of Child Protection: Progress and Pitfalls Workshop: The Art of Forensic Interviewing Workshop: The Effects of Testifying on the Child Witness National Association of Counsel for Children, 21st National Children's Law Conference. October 11, 1998. Milwaukee, Wis. General session presentation titled Syndrome Evidence: What It Is and How to Use It. Annual meeting of the Utah Chapter of the American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children. September 29, 1998. Salt Lake City, UT. Presentation titled Child Protection in the 21st Century. Sixth Oklahoma Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect and Healthy Families Oklahoma 1998. September, 24, 1998. Oklahoma City, OK. Keynote: Child Protection Challenges for the 21st Century Workshop: Evaluating Psychological Evidence of Child Sexual Abuse Workshop: Interviewing Children: Legal Issues for Investigators and Therapists 1998 Crimes Against Children Conference. Sponsored by the Dallas Texas Police Department. August 17, 1998. Dallas, TX. Workshop: Evaluating Psychological Evidence of Child Sexual Abuse Workshop: Investigative Interviewing of Children Basic Training for Child Abuse Prosecutors and Investigators. Sponsored by the National Center for Prosecution of Child Abuse. August 12, 1998. Tucson, AZ. Topics: Supreme Court update, interviewing, psychological evidence of abuse. Seventeenth Annual Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect. Sponsored by the Child Protection Center, Department of Pediatrics, University of California, Davis Medical School. July 15, 1998. Sacramento, CA. Keynote: The Syndrome Syndrome 37

Workshop: The Medical-Legal Considerations in the Evaluation and Investigation of a Child Abuse Case Forensic and Scientific Evidence Course. Sponsored by the National Judicial College. July 14, 1998. Reno, NV. Topics: interviewing children in child abuse cases; evaluating psychological evidence of sexual abuse. Capital Appellate Advocacy Institute. Sponsored by McGeorge School of Law and the California Office of the State Public Defender. July 7 and 13, 1998. Sacramento, CA. Topics: California criminal homicide; evidence. Child Protective Services Act. Sponsored by the South Carolina Bar. July 10, 1998. Columbia, SC. Topic: evidence in child abuse cases. Fifteenth Annual Conference on Infancy and Childhood. Sponsored by the Psychology Department of Utah State University. June 15, 1998. Logan, UT. Full day workshop on legal issues in child abuse and neglect practice. Day-long training on forensic interviewing. Sponsored by the District Attorney of Del Norte County. May 22, 1998. Crescent City, CA. Topics: interviewing children, evaluating psychological evidence of sexual abuse. Day-long training on legal issues in child abuse practice. Sponsored by the Oregon Forensic Institute. April 10, 1998. Portland, Oregon. Topics: forensic interviewing, evaluating psychological evidence of sexual abuse, coping with cross-examination, children in court. Fourteenth National Symposium on Child Sexual Abuse. Sponsored by the National Children's Advocacy Center. March 19, 1998. Huntsville, AL. Workshop titled Getting Sued! Malpractice Liability of Professionals Working with Abused Children. Eighth Annual National Symposium: Mental Health and the Law: Malingering and Deception: Clinical and Legal Issues. Sponsored by Forensic and Clinical Psychology Associates, University of Florida College of Law, and Devereuz Florida Treatment Network. March 13-15, 1998. Miami, FL. Presentation titled Veracity of Children’s Reports of Physical and Sexual Abuse. San Diego Conference on Responding to Child Maltreatment. Sponsored by Children's Hospital and Health Center, Child Protection Center. January 27, 1998. San Diego, CA. Workshop titled Formulating the Diagnosis of Sexual Abuse. Presentation with Martin Finkel and Deborah Davies. Annual Conference of the American Association of Public Welfare Administrators. December 8, 1997. San Diego, CA. Workshop title: The Reluctant or Unavailable Victim in Child Abuse and Neglect Cases. Presentation with Kelly Hargreaves, J.D., Senior Staff Counsel, California Department of Social Services and Veronica Thomas, Ph.D., Clinical and Forensic Psychologist.

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Faculty colloquium sponsored by the Faculty Development Committee of the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law. November 21, 1997. Sacramento, CA. Title: Prosecution of Child Sexual Abuse: Historical Trends During the Twentieth Century. Child Sexual Abuse Seminar. Sponsored by the Sigma Chi Upsilon Chapter of the American Criminal Justice Association. November 8, 1997. Modesto, CA. Topic: Investigative interviewing. Child abuse cases in family court. Judicial training sponsored by Texas Loves Children. November 7, 1997. Dallas, TX. Topics: Evidentiary issues that arise when allegations of child sexual abuse occur in family court. Evidence in Juvenile and Family Courts. Sponsored by the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. October 30, 1997. Reno, NV. Topics: Evaluating psychological evidence of child sexual abuse; children's memory and suggestibility; children's testimonial competence. Presentation for the Office of the United States Attorney for the Eastern District of California. October 22, 1997. Sacramento, CA. Title of presentation: Twentieth Century Prosecution of Child Sexual Abuse: Passage Through a Sea of Skepticism. National Association of Women Judges—1997 Annual Conference. September 26, 1997. Salt Lake City, Utah. With Chief Justice Michael Zimmerman of the Utah Supreme Court and Judge Kimberly Hornak of the Third District Juvenile Court. Topic: Writing the Book for Children in Court—The Judge's Benchbook for Child Witnesses. Training for child abuse investigators. Sponsored by the Child Advocacy Center. September 12, 1997. Farmington, Utah. Topics: investigative interviewing, hearsay, competence, testifying in court, evaluating psychological evidence. Annual Utah State Judicial Conference. Sponsored by the Utah State Judiciary. September 11, 1997. Snowbird, Utah. With Gail S. Goodman. Topic: Benchbook on Child Witnesses. Sixth Annual Western States Sexual Assault/Abuse Seminar. Sponsored by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department; Sexual Abuse Investigative Team of Clark County, and Victim Witness Assistance Center of the Clark County District Attorney's Office. September 5, 1997. Las Vegas, NV. Topics: investigative interviewing, competence. Basic Training for Child Abuse Prosecutors and Investigators: Summer National Conference. Sponsored by the National Center for Prosecution of Child Abuse. August 14, 1997. Tucson, AZ. Presentation titled Hearsay, Evidence, Privileges, Confidentiality and Supreme Court Update. 60th Annual Conference of the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. July 14, 1997. Big Sky, Montana. Workshop titled The Sex Offender and Evaluation Programs.

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A Search for Truth: Use of Closed-Circuit and Videotaped Testimony of Children. Sponsored by the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services. June 26, 1997. Alexandria, VA. Keynote: A Decade of Reform for Children in Court Workshop: Recent Developments Regarding Child Witnesses American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children: Colleagues Connecting for Kids: Fifth National Colloquium. Sponsored by the American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children. June 19, 1997. Miami, FL. Workshop: Update: Federal Rules, Supreme Court Rulings, Case Law, and Trends. Forensic, Medical and Scientific Evidence Course. Sponsored by the National Judicial College. June 3, 1997. Reno, NV. Topic: Children in court. Training Clinic on Forensic Interviewing. Sponsored by the Giarretto Institute. June 2, 1997. San Jose, CA. Topic: Forensic interviewing of children. Statewide Children's Justice Center Symposium 1997. Sponsored by the Utah Attorney General's Office. May 29, 1997. Midway, Utah. Topic: Forensic implications of interviewing of children. Invitational conference titled Establishing a Medical Research Agenda for Child Sexual Abuse. Sponsored by the Center for the Future of Children of the David and Lucile Packard Foundation. May 17-18, 1997. Solitude, Utah. Topic: Forensic impact of the child sexual abuse medical examination. Training Clinic on Forensic Interviewing. Sponsored by the Giarretto Institute. May 12, 1997. San Jose, CA. Topics: children's competence; forensic implications of interviews. Training Clinic on Forensic Interviewing. Sponsored by the Giarretto Institute. April 28, 1997. San Jose, CA. Topics: Evaluating psychological evidence of child sexual abuse; children's understanding of the difference between truth and lies. 1997 General Jurisdiction New Judge Orientation. Sponsored by the Judicial College of Arizona. April 14, 1997. Mesa, AZ. Topic: Evidence issues in child molestation trials. Spring County Counsels' Association Conference. Sponsored by the California County Counsels' Association. April 10, 1997. Sacramento, CA. Topic: Evaluating psychological evidence in child sexual abuse trials. Fifth Annual Children's Justice Conference: What They Become Tomorrow Depends on us Today. Sponsored by the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services. March 2, 1997. Bellevue, Washington. Workshop: Evaluating Psychological Evidence of Child Sexual Abuse Workshop: Getting sued! Liability of Mental Health Professionals Who Treat Sexually Abused Children and Adults 40

TEAM: Time for Effective Action on Maltreatment of Minors Conference. Sponsored by the Minnesota Department of Human Services. January 16, 1997. Rochester, MN. Plenary: The Forensic Implications of Interviewing Children Workshop: Coping with Cross-Examination Workshop of the Air Force Office of Special Investigations and Judge Advocates. January 8, 1997. Travis Air Force Base, Fairfield, CA. Topics: evaluating psychological evidence of child sexual abuse; children's suggestibility and memory. Twentieth Criminal Law New Developments Course. Sponsored by the Department of the Army, The Judge Advocate General's School. November 21, 1996. Charlottesville, VA. Topics: evaluating psychological evidence of child sexual abuse; children's suggestibility and memory. Sacramento County Bar Association Training Seminar on Children and the Law. November 16, 1996. Sacramento, CA. Topic: interviewing young children. Evidence in Juvenile and Family Court. Sponsored by the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. October 24, 1996. Reno, NV. Topics: evaluating psychological evidence of child sexual abuse; interviewing sexually abused children; testimonial competence of children. Invited lectures at the CIVITAS Child Law Center, Loyola University School of Law, Chicago, IL. September 19, 1996. Topics: the new era of skepticism regarding children's credibility; evaluating psychological evidence of child sexual abuse. 12 Annual Midwest Conference on Child Sexual Abuse and Incest. Cosponsored by the University of Wisconsin-Madison and Family Sexual Abuse Treatment, Inc. September 18, 1996. Madison, Wis. Workshop: Legal Implications of Children's Suggestibility Workshop: Evaluating Psychological Evidence of Child Sexual Abuse Annual meeting of the Utah Judiciary. September 12, 1996. Park City, Utah. Workshop: Psychological Evidence in Child Sexual Abuse Litigation Workshop: Accommodating Children in Court Annual Meeting of the Idaho Prosecuting Attorneys Association. August 9, 1996. McCall, Idaho. Topics: expert psychological evidence in child sexual abuse litigation; interviewing children. Training meeting for professionals in child protection. Sponsored by Idaho State Department of Health and Social Services. August 8, 1996. Coeur D'Alene, Idaho. Topics: National and international trends in child protection; interviewing children who may be abused.

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American Bar Association Annual Meeting. Sponsored by the Section of Science and Technology. August 5, 1996. Orlando, FL. Topic: Scientific Evidence in the Courts: A Post-Daubert Assessment The 8th Annual Lookin' to the Future Conference. Sponsored by Southern Christian Services for Children and Youth. July 30, 1996. Jackson, Miss. Topic: Critical issues in child abuse investigation and litigation. National Family Law Program. Sponsored by the Federation of Law Societies of Canada. July 16-17, 1996. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Plenary: Expert Evidence in Child Sexual Abuse Cases Plenary: A Mother's Nightmare: Was My Child Sexually Abused by Her Father? Workshop: Allegations of Child Sexual Abuse in Custody-Access Cases Advanced Interviewing Clinic. Sponsored by the Giaretto Institute. June 17, 1996. San Jose, CA. Topics: children's testimonial competence, suggestibility, interviewing. Child Advocacy Training Program. Sponsored by the Judicial Council of California, Administrative Office of the Courts. May 20, 1996. Stockton, CA. Topics: children's testimonial competence; evaluating evidence of child sexual abuse. 1996 Hawaii State Judicial Conference. Sponsored by Hawaii State Judiciary. May 17, 1996. Honolulu, Hawaii. Topics: children's testimonial competence, evaluating evidence of child sexual abuse. The Child in the Legal System. Sponsored by the Jefferson County Children's Advocacy Center. May 11, 1996. Denver, CO. Topics: Evaluating evidence of child sexual abuse; forensically defensible interviewing; the new era of skepticism regarding child witnesses. Children's Legal Forum. Sponsored by Sacramento Child Advocates, Sacramento County Counsel, U.S. Attorney, and Children and Youth Bar Section. April 27, 1996. Sacramento, CA. Topic: The new era of skepticism regarding children's credibility. Fourth Annual Children's Justice Conference. April 23, 1996. Seattle, WA. Plenary: The New Era of Skepticism Regarding Children's Credibility Workshop: Expert Mental Health Testimony in Cases of Child Sexual Abuse: The Purpose and Role in the Overall Investigation Workshop: Moms who Think Their Children are Being Abused: What They Should Know and Do Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Area Judicial Conference on Domestic Violence and Child Sexual Abuse. Sponsored by Nineteenth Judicial Circuit of Virginia. March 15, 1996. Fairfax, VA. Topic: Expert testimony in child sexual abuse litigation. Advanced Interviewing Clinic. Sponsored by the Giarretto Institute. February 21, 1996. San Jose, CA. Topic: Legal issues in investigative interviewing. 42

Northern California Consortium of Multidisciplinary Interview Centers. Sponsored by the Sacramento MDIC. February 13, 1996. Sacramento, CA. Topic: Recent developments in law related to interviewing children. The San Diego Conference on Responding to Child Maltreatment. Sponsored by Children's Hospital Center for Child Protection. January 23, 25, 1996. San Diego, CA. Workshop: "Ask the Expert" on Getting Published (with Mark Chaffin, Robert Geffner, Susan Kelley & Robert Reece) Workshop: Legal Issues in Investigative and Therapeutic Interviews of Children 1995 Annual Training Meeting for Guardian ad Litem Attorneys. Sponsored by the Office of the Guardian ad Litem. December 8, 1995. Salt Lake City, Utah. Topics: Interviewing sexually abused children; expert testimony in child sexual abuse litigation. The 1995 National Symposium on Child Victimization. Sponsored by the Division of Child Protection, Children's National Medical Center. November 9, 1995. Washington, D.C. Topic: Expert mental health testimony in cases of child sexual abuse. Protecting the Innocent: Safeguarding Abused Children While Guarding Against False Allegations. Sponsored by Children at Risk Evaluation Services, St. Luke's Regional Medical Center. October 26, 1995. Boise, ID. Topic: Evidence of child sexual abuse. Office of Administrative Hearings, Department of General Services, State of California, Annual Judicial Conference. October 12, 1995. Sacramento, CA. Topic: Evaluating expert psychological evidence. 12th Annual SCAN Conference. Child Abuse: Law & Justice. October 5, 1995. Spokane, WA. Keynote: The New Era of Skepticism Regarding Children's Credibility Workshop: Evidentiary Issues in Child Abuse Litigation Workshop: How to Cope with Cross-examination Children in Court. Sponsored by the National Judicial College. September 18, 1995. Reno, NV. Topics: Expert testimony in child sexual abuse litigation; children's credibility. Child Sexual Abuse: The New Era of Skepticism. Sponsored by the New Jersey Governor's Task Force on Child Abuse and Neglect. September 13, 1995. New Brunswick, N.J. Topic: Investigation of allegations of child sexual abuse. Child Abuse and Exploitation. Sponsored by the National College of District Attorneys. August 28, 1995. Reno, Nevada. Topic: Hearsay in child abuse cases. Investigation and Prosecution of Child Abuse. Sponsored by the National Center for Prosecution of Child abuse. August 4, 1995. Salt Lake City, Utah. Topics: Supreme Court update; expert testimony; hearsay. 43

The National Judicial College course titled Forensic, Medical and Scientific Evidence. July 18, 1995. Reno, NV. Topics: expert testimony; children’s testimony. U.S. Department of the Navy Biennial Family Advocacy Program Training Conference. July 14, 1995. Berkeley, CA. Topics: The new era of skepticism about children's credibility; expert testimony. Colby College's Seventh Annual Selected Topics in Child Abuse. July 10, 1995. Waterville, ME. Topics: Forensic interviewing; expert testimony. Third National Colloquium of the American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children. June 7-8, 1995. Tucson, AZ. Topics: Plenary: The "Abuse Excuse": Limits of Child Abuse Defense (with Jon Conte and Jacquelyn Campbell) Workshop: The Scientific and Clinical Basis of Expert Psychological Testimony in Child Sexual Abuse Litigation (with Lucy Berliner and Ben Saunders) Fourteenth Annual Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect. Sponsored by the Child Protection Center of the University of California, Davis Medical School. May 25, 1995. Sacramento, CA. Topic: Keynote: The New Era of Skepticism Regarding Children's Credibility. 1995 College of Advanced Judicial Studies. Sponsored by the Office of the State Courts Administrator of Florida. May 22, 1995. Orlando, FL. Topic: Adjudication of sex offenders. 1995 Annual Meeting of the American Psychiatric Association. May 21, 1995. Miami, FL. Topic: Child sexual abuse: Clinical and legal perspectives. With Marcia Slattery, M.D. and William Friedrich, Ph.D. Bringing Back the Child: Psychological and Legal Issues of Child Centered Custody in the 90's. Sponsored by the Center for the Family in Transition. April 29, 1995. San Francisco, CA. Topic: Children's rights and wrongs. Children's Memory Suggestibility and Communication. Sponsored by the Alameda County Child Abuse Council. April 26, 1995. Berkeley, CA. Topic: Children's testimony: Suggestibility and communication. 1995 California Juvenile Law and Procedure Institute. Sponsored by the Judicial Council of California and the California Judges Association. April 7, 1995. Costa Mesa, CA. Topic: Evidence in dependency court. Protecting Sexually Abused Children: Investigating and Prosecuting Adult and Juvenile Offenders. Sponsored by the Utah Prosecution Council. February 23, 1995. Ogden, Utah. Topic: Investigation of child sexual abuse. Meeting of the Northern California Consortium of Multidisciplinary Interview Centers. Sponsored by the Sacramento Multidisciplinary Interview Center. February 22, 1995. Sacramento, CA. Topic: The new era of skepticism regarding children's credibility. 44

The San Diego Conference on Responding to Child Maltreatment. Sponsored by Children's Hospital of San Diego. January 25, 1995. San Diego, CA. Workshop: Juvenile Court: Does the Adversary System Interfere with the "Best Interests of the Child"? 1995 APSAC Advanced Training Institutes. Sponsored by the American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children. January 23, 1995. San Diego, CA. Topic: The scientific basis for expert psychological testimony regarding child sexual abuse. Annual Conference of Judges. Sponsored by the Supreme Court of Minnesota, Division of Continuing Education. December 6, 1994. St. Paul, MN. Topic: Children's credibility. Networking in the Nineties. Sponsored by the Tennessee Network for Child Advocacy. November 21, 1994. Nashville, TN. Topics: The backlash against child protection; investigative interviewing; hearsay; testifying in court. Building Bridges: Working Together to Understand and Prevent Sexual Abuse. Sponsored by the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers. November 9, 1994. San Francisco, CA. Topic: Legal issues in the treatment of sexual abusers. Collision of the Best Interests of Children with the Rights of Third-Parties: An Interdisciplinary Debate. Sponsored by the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts. November 5, 1994. Tucson, AZ. Plenary: Children's Rights: Oxymoron or Idea Whose Time Has Come? 1994 Western Regional Symposium on Child Abuse and Sexual Assault. Sponsored by SCAR/Jasper Mountain Center. November 2, 1994. Eugene, OR. Keynote: Child Abuse Backlash: When Seeing is Not Believing Workshop: Child Abuse Trials: Expert Testimony, Hearsay, and Children's Credibility Evidence in Juvenile and Family Courts. Sponsored by the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. October 13, 1994. Reno, NV. Topic: Issues with child witnesses. Excellence in Children's Law. Sponsored by the National Association of Counsel for Children. October 9, 1994. San Francisco, CA. Keynote: Backlash and Excellence in Children's Law. Legal Issues in Child Sexual Abuse; No Easy Answers. Sponsored by the Minnesota Chapter of the American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children and the University of Minnesota School of Social Work. October 7, 1994. Minneapolis, MN. Topics: expert testimony and hearsay. Presentation at meeting arranged by the Institute for Child Development of the University of Minnesota. October 7, 1994. Minneapolis, MN. Topic: The relationship between law and cognitive psychology. Children in Court. Sponsored by the National Judicial College. September 20, 1994. San Francisco, CA. Topics: interviewing young children; expert testimony. 45

Child Protection: Our Responsibility. Sponsored by St. Luke's Child Protection Center. September 15-16, 1994. Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Workshop: Can We Believe What Children Say About Sexual Abuse? Workshop: Evidentiary Issues in Child Abuse Litigation Workshop: The Backlash: Child Protection Under Fire Annual Conference of the American Psychological Association. August 15, 1994. Los Angeles, CA. Participant in symposium titled Munchausen by Proxy Syndrome: Advances in Diagnosis, Treatment, Legal Management. Basic Training for Child Abuse Prosecutors. Sponsored by the National Center for Prosecution of Child Abuse. August 4, 1994. Kansas City, MO. Topics: Expert testimony, hearsay, State v. Michaels. Responding to Allegations of Child Sexual Abuse. Sponsored by the Minnesota State Bar Association. July 28-29, 1994. Minneapolis, Minn. Topic: Evidentiary issues in child sexual abuse litigation. Forensic, Medical and Scientific Evidence. Sponsored by the National Judicial College. July 19, 1994. Reno, NV. Topic: The child witness. Workshop on family violence. Sponsored by U.S. Navy Family Advocacy Program. July 14-15, 1994. U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland. Topics: Legal issues in child abuse and domestic violence. Basic Training for Child Abuse Prosecutors. Sponsored by the National Center for Prosecution of Child Abuse. June 9, 1994. Scottsdale, AZ. Topics: hearsay, privileges, confidentiality, expert testimony, and Supreme Court update. Children in Court. Sponsored by the National Judicial College. May 23, 1994. Princeton, NJ. Full day workshop on evidentiary issues in child abuse litigation. Department of Social Services Legal Division Offsite Program. Sponsored by the Legal Division of the California State Department of Social Services. May 16, 1994. Sacramento, CA. Keynote on juvenile law. Suggestibility in Children: How Reliable are Child Witnesses in Abuse Cases? Sponsored by the National Child Welfare Resource Center. May 10, 1994. Conducted from Sacramento, CA. Topic: Children's suggestibility. Second National Colloquium of the American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children (APSAC). Sponsored by APSAC. May 6-7, 1994. Boston, MA. Workshop: Establishing Researcher-Clinician Partnerships (with Kathleen Kendall-Tackett and Lucy Berliner)

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Six Hour Workshop: The Scientific Basis for Expert Psychological Testimony Regarding Child Sexual Abuse (with Lucy Berliner, Jon Conte, and Benjamin Saunders). American Academy of Pediatrics 1994 Spring Session. Sponsored by American Academy of Pediatrics. April 25, 1994. Denver, CO. Workshop: The Interview: Opportunities and Pitfalls—Your Involvement in Child Abuse (with Barbara Bonner and Rick Cage). Certificate program for human service professionals in child welfare titled Forensic Human Services. Sponsored by the College of Social Work at San Jose State University and the Child Welfare Training Institute, Santa Clara County Social Services Agency. San Jose, CA. April 5, 12, 19, 1994. Taught three classes each lasting two and one-half hours on expert testimony, interviewing, and related issues. 1994 California Juvenile Law and Procedure Institute. Sponsored by California Center for Judicial Education and Research. Oakland, CA. April 15, 1994. Topic: Children in court. Credibility: Sexual Abuse Treatment and Litigation. The Ninth Annual Treatment Conference on Sexual Abuse. Sponsored by Aiken-Barnwell Mental Health Center. Hilton Head Island, SC. March 1-4, 1994. Workshop and plenary panel topics: Legal liability of mental health professionals working with sexually abused children and adult survivors. The Tenth National Symposium on Child Sexual Abuse. Sponsored by the National Children's Advocacy Center and the National Resource Center on Child Sexual Abuse. February 24, 1994. Huntsville, AL. Workshop topic: Forensically defensible interviewing of children; coping with cross-examination; expert testimony. Child Victimization 1994: Changes and Challenges, the Quest Continues: A Multidisciplinary Symposium on the Sexual and Physical Abuse of Children. Sponsored by Tarrant County Junior College Child Abuse Intervention Training Project. February 23, 1994. Arlington, TX. Workshop topic: Forensically defensible evidence. A Challenge to the Village: It Takes a Whole Village to Raise a Child. Sponsored by the Southern Region, Children's Services Division, Oregon Department of Human Resources. February 9, 1994. Grants Pass, Oregon. Plenary: Forensic implications of child welfare practice Workshop: Expert testimony in child sexual abuse litigation The San Diego Conference on Responding to Child Maltreatment. Sponsored by the Child Protection Center of Children's Hospital, San Diego, CA. January 26-27, 1994. San Diego, CA. Workshop: Accommodating child witnesses v. Defendant's rights Workshop: Recent legal developments: Implications for practice. 47

When Medical-Ethical Issues Reach the Appellate Court . . . Who Decides? Sponsored by the American Bar Association Appellate Judges Seminar Series. January 26, 1994. San Diego, CA. Topic: The shifting balance of the relationship between the parent-childstate. With Patrick Murphy, Public Guardian of Cook County, IL. Child Sexual Abuse Allegations in Domestic Relations Disputes: Legal and Psychological Issues. Sponsored by the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis. December 10, 1993. St. Louis, MO. Topic: Issues in the justice system. Children in Court. Sponsored by The National Judicial College. December 6-7, 1993. Reno, NV. Topics: Interviewing children; expert testimony. Serving the Best Interests of Children: Dealing with Child Victims of Sexual and Physical Abuse, their Families and their Abusers. Sponsored by South Carolina Bar Association. November 5, 1993. Columbia, S.C. Topics: Evidentiary issues at trial: the reliability and admissibility of hearsay and expert testimony. Partners in Protection VIII. Sponsored by Child Abuse Prevention Council, Sacramento District Attorney, UCD Davis Extension Program. November 3, 1993. Sacramento, CA. Topic: How children remember and why they forget. Oklahoma Judicial Conference. Sponsored by the Oklahoma Judiciary. November 2, 1993. Tulsa, OK. Topics: Hearsay, children's credibility, expert testimony. Child Welfare and the Law: A Seminar on Role Clarification and Perspective. Sponsored by San Francisco Department of Social Services, City Attorney's Office, and Juvenile Court. October 29, 1993. San Francisco. CA. Topic: The role of the law and lawyers in child welfare. Evidentiary Problems: The Juvenile and Family Court. Sponsored by the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. October 12, 1993. Reno, NV. Topic: Evidentiary issues in child abuse litigation. First Annual Scientific Assembly. Sponsored by the International Association of Forensic Nurses. October 9, 1993. Sacramento, CA. Workshop: Coping with cross-examination Workshop: Preserving verbal evidence of child abuse Children in Court. Sponsored by The National Judicial College. October 6-7, 1993. Atlanta, GA. Topic: Evidentiary issues in child abuse cases. Annual Education Meeting of the Florida Conference of District Court of Appeal Judges. September 28, 1993. Miami, FL. Topics: Children as witnesses; expert testimony. Appellate Judges Seminar Series. Sponsored by the American Bar Association. September 27, 1993. Boston, MA. Topics: Children as witnesses; expert testimony. Appellate Judges Seminar Series. Sponsored by the American Bar Association. August 31, 1993. San Francisco, CA. Topic: Children as witnesses in criminal trials. 48

Preserving the Innocence of Children. Sponsored by the Child Abuse Prevention Council of Ogden, Utah. August 20, 1993. Ogden, Utah. Keynote: The Backlash: Child Protection Under Fire Workshop: Children's Memory Basic Training for child Abuse Prosecutors. Sponsored by the National Center for Prosecution of Child Abuse. August 12, 1993. Washington, D.C. Topics: Defense discovery of privileged information, hearsay, children's inconsistency, Supreme Court update. Judicial training course titled Forensic, Medical, and Scientific Evidence. July 28, 1993. Reno, NV. Topics: Children's memory and suggestibility; expert testimony. Meeting of Northern California Affiliate of the National Association of Counsel for Children. July 9, 1993. Fairfield, CA. Topic: The backlash against child protection. First National Colloquium of the American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children. June 26, 1993. Chicago, IL. Topic: Relationship of substance abuse and child maltreatment. With Jan Bays, M.D. and Susan Kelley, Ph.D. Basic Training for Child Abuse Prosecutors. Sponsored by the National Center for Prosecution of Child Abuse. June 10, 1993. West Palm Beach, FL. Topics: Defense discovery of privileged material; hearsay; Supreme Court update. Children's Memories: Current Knowledge, Implications for Effective Intervention, Treatment and Prosecution of Child Sexual Abuse. Sponsored by the Giarretto Institute and the California Consortium for the Prevention of Child Abuse. May 14, 1993. Oakland, CA. Topic: Forensic implications of memory. Twelfth Annual Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect. Sponsored by the University of California Davis Medical Center Child Protection Center. April 30, 1993. Sacramento, CA. Keynote: Backlash Against Child Protection: Myth or Reality? Training for child abuse professionals sponsored by Orange County CAST Program. February 26, 1993. Orange, CA. Topics: Expert testimony, coping with crossexamination. Current Issues in Family Law. Sponsored by The National Judicial College. February 10, 1993. Las Vegas, NV. Topics: expert testimony, hearsay. The San Diego Conference on Responding to Child Maltreatment. Sponsored by the Center for Child Protection of Children's Hospital San Diego. January 27, 29, 30, 1993. La Jolla, CA. General Session: Responding to the Child Abuse Backlash General Session: Validity of Repressed Memories in Abuse Cases: Three Viewpoints (with Kenneth Lanning and Roland Summit) 49

General Session: Moderator for session titled: Debate: Prenatal Drug Use (with Ann Brick and Patti Toth) Workshop: The Child Abuse "Backlash" (with Kee MacFarlane and Lucy Berliner) Courtroom Evidence. Sponsored by the California Judges Association. January 23, 1993. La Jolla, CA. Workshop topic: Syndrome evidence. Invitational conference titled Defining and Responding to the Backlash Against Child Protection. Sponsored by the McGeorge School of Law. November 20, 1992. Sacramento, CA. Topic: The Literature of the Backlash. Children in Court. Sponsored by The National Judicial College. November, 11-12, 1992. Reno, NV. Topics: adequacy of accusatory pleadings, discovery and privilege, testimonial competence, judicial impartiality, leading questions, questioning by the court, recesses, court-ordered psychological examinations, expert testimony, hearsay, uncharged misconduct evidence, video testimony. Partners in Protection VII: Child Protection Conference. Sponsored by the Child Abuse Prevention Council of Sacramento and the Sacramento County District Attorney. October 23, 1992. Sacramento, CA. Topic: Children as Witnesses: The Law and the Psychology. Evidentiary Problems: The Juvenile and Family Court. Sponsored by the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. October 13, 1992. Reno, NV. Topics: Abuse and neglect of the unborn; discovery of privileged records. Improving Judicial Response in the Juvenile and Family Court. Sponsored by the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. October 2, 1992. Reno, NV. Topic: Allegations of child sexual abuse in disputed child custody matters. Bridging the Gap for Children: A Multidisciplinary Conference on Child Abuse. October 1, 1992. Tulsa, OK. Keynote: The Backlash Against Child Protection: Myth or Reality? Workshop: Hearsay Evidence in Child Abuse Litigation Basic Training for Child Abuse Prosecutors. Sponsored by the National Center for Prosecution of Child Abuse. August 27, 1992. Chicago, IL. Topics: Supreme Court update; privilege and confidentiality; hearsay. Sixteenth Criminal Law New Developments Course. Sponsored by the Judge Advocate General's School. August 11, 1992. Charlottesville, Virginia. Topic: Evidentiary issues in child abuse litigation. Annual Conference of the American Bar Association. Workshop on representing children in legal proceedings sponsored by the Family Law Section. August 8, 1992. San Francisco, CA. Presentation titled Representation for Children in Dependency 50

Proceedings: The "Best Interests of the Child" is the Appropriate Standard for the Child's Representative. Forensic, Scientific, and Medical Evidence. Sponsored by the National Judicial College. August 5, 1992. Reno, Nevada. Topic: The child witness. Legal Issues in Child Abuse and Neglect: A Workshop for Nonlawyers. Sponsored by the Child Abuse Prevention Coalition of Dallas County. July 30, 1992. Dallas, Texas. Topics: Legal implications of interviewing children; coping with cross-examination. Judicial Training Program sponsored by the Child Abuse Prevention Coalition of Dallas County. July 30, 1992. Dallas, Texas. Topic: Expert testimony in child sexual abuse litigation. 1992 Convention of the American Nurses Association. June 25, 1992. Las Vegas, NV. Topic: Coping with cross-examination. Program on Family Violence. Sponsored by the Women Judges' Fund for Justice. June 11, 1992. Laconia, NH. Topic: Expert testimony in child abuse cases. Basic Training for Child Abuse Prosecutors. Sponsored by the National Center for Prosecution of Child Abuse. June 9, 1992. Portland, Oregon. Topics: Supreme Court update; hearsay. First Annual Training Conference on The Investigation and Prosecution of Child Maltreatment. May 11, 1992. Reno, Nev. Topics: Responding to defenses in child sexual abuse cases; hearsay; expert testimony. King County Conference on Sexual Assault. April 12, 1992. Seattle, WA. Topics: Hearsay evidence and expert testimony. County Counsels Association Child Welfare Continuing Education Section Spring Conference. April 9, 1992. Los Gatos, CA. Topics: Responding to defenses in child sexual abuse litigation, expert testimony, hearsay, uncharged misconduct evidence. Children's Communication: Legal and Clinical Implications. Sponsored by the California Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. April 4, 1992. Long Beach, CA. Topic: Legal implications of children's statements. Healing Children Together. Sponsored by the Child Abuse Prevention Coordinating Council of Santa Clara County. March 25, 1992. Stanford, CA. Topic: Testifying in court. The Therapist in the Courtroom. Sponsored by the Northern California Child Sexual Abuse Training Center. March 20, 1992. Sacramento, CA. Topic: Expert testimony in child sexual abuse cases. Midwest Conference on Child Sexual Abuse and Incest. Cosponsored by University of Wisconsin--Madison and Family Sexual Abuse Treatment, Inc. November 7, 1991. Middleton, Wisconsin. Topics: Forensic implications of interviews; expert testimony in child sexual abuse litigation. 51

Juvenile and Family Issues for the Appellate Bench. Sponsored by National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. October 22, 1991. Reno, NV. Topic: Evidentiary issues in child abuse litigation. 38th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. October 18, 1991. San Francisco, CA. Workshop titled Multidisciplinary Assessment and Review of Complex Child Sexual Abuse Allegations. (with Corwin, D., Grogan, M., Nurse, A. Olafson, E. & Williams, J.). Evidentiary Problems: The Juvenile and Family Court. Sponsored by National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. October 15, 1991. Reno, NV. Topics: Privilege and confidentiality in child abuse litigation; abuse and neglect of the unborn. ABA Appellate Judges Seminar. October 2, 1991. Portsmouth, NH. Topic: Evidentiary and constitutional issues in child abuse litigation. Child Maltreatment: Meeting the Professional Challenge. Sponsored by The Governor's Office for Children. Scottsdale, Ariz. September 20, 1991. Plenary: A Report Card on Arizona's Legal System: How Well Does it Measure Up in Responding to Child Abuse? Workshop: Recent Developments in the Admissibility of Hearsay Evidence--The Illogic of Idaho v. Wright Improving Judicial Response to the Sexually Exploited Child. Sponsored by the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. Reno, Nevada. September 17, 1991. Topic: Evidentiary and Procedural Issues in Child Sexual Exploitation Cases. Ninth National Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect. Denver, CO. September 15, 1991. Topic: Child Witness Law. 1991 Connecticut Judges Seminar. Hartford CT. September 4, 1991. Topic: Evaluating Expert Testimony in Child Sexual Abuse Cases. Basic Training for Child Abuse Prosecutors. Sponsored by the National Center for Prosecution of Child Abuse. Seattle, WA. August 29, 1991. Topics: Hearsay Evidence in Child Abuse Litigation; Uncharged Misconduct Evidence in Child Abuse Litigation. 1991 Conference of the American Psychological Association. San Francisco, CA. August 16-20, 1991. Panel member: Forensic Interviewing of Sexually Abused Children Discussant for invited address of Dr. Gail Goodman Panel member: Expert Testimony in Child Sexual Abuse Litigation Basic Training for Child Abuse Prosecutors. Sponsored by National Center for Prosecution of Child Abuse. West Hartford, Conn. June 27, 1991. Topics: Hearsay evidence; forensic implications of interviewing. 52

Tenth Annual Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect. Sponsored by U.C. Davis Medical Center Child Protection Center. Sacramento, CA. May 26, 1991. Workshop: Providing Expert Testimony and Coping with Cross-Examination. 1991 Annual Meeting of the American College of Osteopathic Pediatricians. April 25, 1991. Newport Beach, CA. Topic: The legal rights of children. ABA Appellate Judges Seminar. April 24, 1991. Savannah, GA. Topic: Evidentiary and constitutional issues in child abuse litigation. 12th Annual Child Abuse Symposium. Sponsored by Child Advocacy Council. Santa Clara, CA. March 27, 1991. Topic: Allegations of child sexual abuse in custody disputes. Child Abuse Conference sponsored by the National Children's Advocacy Center. Huntsville, Alabama. March 21, 1991. Workshops: Recent Trends in Appellate Case Law Workshop: Legal Implications of Interviewing Sexually Abused Children Training of Child Interview Specialists. California State University, Los Angeles. March 19, 1991. Topic: Evidentiary implications of interviewing children. Child Protection Center; Child Abuse Grand Rounds. Sponsored by the Department of Pediatrics at the University of California, Davis Medical Center. Sacramento, CA. February 5, 1991. Topic: Coping with cross-examination. Advanced Treatment Series: Therapy on Trial. Sponsored by the California Consortium for the Prevention of Child Abuse. Emeryville, CA. February 1, 1991. Topics: Expert testimony in child sexual abuse litigation; Coping with cross-examination; Legal implications of interviewing sexually abused children. The San Diego Conference on Responding to Child Maltreatment. Sponsored by The Center for Child Protection at Children's Hospital. San Diego, CA. January 25, 1991. Plenary: Recent High Court Decisions Affecting Child Abuse Practice Workshop: Videotaping of Interviews and Other Legal Issues Workshop: Constructive Intervention Using the Juvenile Court (with Lucy Berliner) Invitational symposium titled Symposium on Judicial Needs Relating to Child Sexual Abuse. Sponsored by National Center on Child Abuse and Neglect. Washington, D.C. January 8-10, 1991. Topic: Expert testimony. Training session sponsored by the Southern California Training Center for Child Sexual Abuse Treatment, Children's Institute International. Los Angeles, CA. November 16, 1990. Topics: Expert testimony in child sexual abuse cases; coping with crossexamination; forensic implications of interviewing.

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Fourth Annual Training Conference sponsored by the San Diego Community Child Abuse Coordinating Council. Conference title: The Abused Child as a Witness. San Diego, CA. November 9, 1990. Topics: Expert testimony in child sexual abuse cases; coping with cross-examination; forensic implications of interviewing. National Conference on Children and the Law sponsored by the ABA National Center on Children and the Law. Washington, D.C. November 3, 1990. Topic: Forensic implications of interviewing children. Annual meeting of American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. Chicago, IL. October 25, 1990. Topic: Forensic implications on interviewing sexually abused children. Judicial training conference sponsored by the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. Conference title: Evidentiary Problems: The Juvenile and Family Court. Reno, NV. October 15, 1990. Topics: Privilege in child abuse litigation; Prenatal neglect. Child neglect symposium sponsored by the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. Honolulu, Hawaii. October 5, 1990. Topic: Child neglect. 1990 Arizona/Southwest Judicial Conference. Phoenix, AZ. September 27, 1990. Topic: Child Neglect. Child Abuse and Children's Testimony. Sponsored by The Governor's Office for Children and the Children's Justice Grant Subcommittee. Phoenix, AZ. September 26, 1990. Topics: Expert testimony in child sexual abuse litigation, coping with cross-examination, forensic implications of interviewing children. Tennessee Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges Seventh Joint Conference on Juvenile Justice. Nashville, TN. August 13, 1990. Topic: Legal and constitutional issues in child neglect cases. 1990 Appellate Judges Seminar. Sponsored by the ABA. San Francisco, CA. August 20, 1990. Topic: Evidentiary and constitutional issues in child abuse litigation. Substance Abused Infants: A Prosecutorial Dilemma. Sponsored by the National Center for the Prosecution of Child Abuse. Chicago, IL. July 29, 1990. Topic: Constitutional issues in the prosecution of prenatal substance abuse. Oregon State Judicial Conference. Portland, Oregon. June 7, 1990. Topic: Expert testimony in child sexual abuse cases. Conference titled Basic Training for Child Abuse Prosecutors. Sponsored by the National Center for the Prosecution of Child Abuse. Sam Houston State University, TX. May 3031, 1990. Topics: Hearsay, uncharged misconduct evidence, and expert testimony. 1990 Appellate Judges Seminar. Sponsored by the ABA. Denver, CO. May 21, 1990. Topic: Evidentiary and constitutional issues in child abuse litigation. Juvenile and Family Law Issues for the Appellate Bench. Sponsored by the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. Reno, NV. April 4, 1990. Topic: Evidentiary issues in child sexual abuse litigation. 54

1990 ABA Appellate Judges Seminar. Sponsored by the ABA. Redondo Beach, CA. April 23, 1990. Topic: Evidentiary and constitutional issues in child abuse litigation. Health Science Response to Child Maltreatment -- 1990. Sponsored by Children's Hospital. San Diego, CA. January 18 and 20, 1990. Topics: Expert testimony in child sexual abuse litigation: an interdisciplinary perspective; The expert in court. Juvenile and Family Law Issues for the Appellate Bench. Sponsored by the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. Reno, NV. October 26, 1989. Topic: Evidentiary issues in child abuse litigation. Eighth National Conference on Child Abuse & Neglect. Salt Lake City, UT. October, 24, 1989. Topic: Expert testimony in child sexual abuse litigation. Evidentiary Problems in Juvenile and Family Court. Sponsored by the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. October 17, 1989. Reno, NV. Topics: Privilege and confidentiality; Neglect of the unborn. Basic Training for Child Abuse Prosecutors. Sponsored by the National Center for the Prosecution of Child Abuse. October 14, 1989. Leesburg, VA. Topics: Uncharged misconduct evidence; Hearsay evidence; Expert testimony in child sexual abuse litigation. Partners in Protection IV: Child Protection Conference. Sponsored by the Child Abuse Council of Sacramento. October 11, 1989. Sacramento, CA. Topic: Attorney's challenge the findings of sexual assault evidentiary examinations. Using the Law to Protect Children: An Update for Attorneys and Expert Witnesses. Sponsored by the National Association of Council for Children. September 28, 1989. Denver, CO. Topics: Uncharged misconduct evidence in child abuse litigation; Theoretical and practical aspects of videotaped testimony following the Supreme Court's decision in Coy v. Iowa. Arkansas Judicial Institute. Little Rock, Ark. August 10, 1989. Topic: Expert testimony in child abuse litigation. Six-State Judicial Conference. Medora, ND. July 27, 1989. Topic: Evidentiary issues in child abuse and child custody litigation. ABA Appellate Judges Seminar. Charlottesville, VA. July 18, 1989. Topic: Expert testimony in child sexual abuse litigation. 13th Annual Appellate Staff Attorneys Seminar, Committee of Appellate Staff Attorneys, ABA. New Orleans, LA., June 26, 1989. Topic: Evidentiary issues related to children and families: Abuse and neglect, criminal prosecutions and child witnesses. ABA Appellate Judges Seminar. Williamsburg, VA. May 24, 1989. Topic: Evidentiary and constitutional issues in child abuse litigation.

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Appellate Training--Juvenile and Family Law Issues. Sponsored by the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. Incline Village, Nev. April 20, 1989. Topic: Expert testimony in child sexual abuse litigation. Testifying as an Expert Witness. Sponsored by California Professional Society on the Abuse of Children. San Jose, CA. December 5, 1988. Appellate Court Training Project. Sponsored by the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. Reno, Nev. October 23, 1988. Topic: Evidentiary and procedural issues relating to child abuse and neglect. Evidentiary Problems in the Juvenile and Family Court. Sponsored by the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. Reno, Nev. October 19, 1988. Topics: Evidentiary issues regarding physical abuse and emotional neglect cases; Expert behavioral science testimony in child sexual abuse litigation. Fourth National Conference on Children and the Law. ABA National Legal Resource Center for Child Advocacy and Protection. Washington, D.C. October 1, 1988. Topic: Young children from 3-8: just what kind of witnesses do they make and what do "experts" really know about their credibility? Intervening in Child Sexual Abuse--Learning from the American Experience. Sponsored by the University of Glasgow, Scotland. June 26-29, 1988. Topics: Expert testimony in child sexual abuse litigation; Video testimony. When the Victim is a Child. Sponsored by the Governor's Council on Victims and the Utah Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice. Salt Lake City, Utah. April 14, 1988. Keynote address and three workshops. Second Annual Conference of the Arizona Council of Attorneys for Children. Scottsdale, Arizona. May 12-13, 1988. Topic: Protecting the child witness. University of California, Davis Medical Center. Seventh Annual Conference on Child Abuse. Sacramento, CA. May 23-24, 1988. Workshop: Neglect of Unborn Children Workshop: Interviewing Child Abuse Victims 1988 California Superior Courts Institute: Criminal Law and Procedure. Sponsored by the California Center for Judicial Education and Research. San Diego, CA. February 19, 1988. Topic: Foundation required for expert testimony in child sexual abuse cases. Annual Meeting of the California District Attorneys Association. Santa Cruz, CA. February 4, 1988. Topic: Interviewing child witnesses. Annual Meeting of the California Professional Society on the Abuse of Children. Costa Mesa, CA. December 4, 1987. Topics: Guidelines for expert psychological and psychiatric testimony in child sexual abuse litigation; Laying a foundation for expert testimony in child sexual abuse litigation. 56

Meeting of the East Bay Chapter of the California Professional Society on the Abuse of Children. Benicia, CA. November 19, 1987. Topic: Risk management for professionals working with abused children: how to avoid being sued. Evidentiary Problems: The Juvenile and Family Court. Sponsored by The National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. Reno, Nevada. October 23, 1987. Topics: Evidentiary standards for cases of physical and emotional neglect; Legal issues concerning abuse and neglect of the unborn. Conference on Recent Developments in Mental Health Law. Sponsored by the Veterans Administration Hospital. Salt Lake City, Utah. September 23, 1987. Topic: Overview of recent developments in mental health law. Partners in Prevention II. Sponsored by the Child Abuse Council of Sacramento, Inc. Sacramento, CA. September 16, 1987. Topic: Child neglect and psychological abuse. Annual Utah Judicial Conference. Park City, Utah. September 3, 1987. Topics: Video testimony in child abuse litigation; the sexually abused child syndrome. Invitational Symposium on Interviewing Children. Sponsored by the Children's Bureau, Department of Health and Human Services. Washington, D.C. September 1, 1987. Topics: Hearsay evidence; video testimony. Abused Children in Their New Homes: The Post-Placement Epilogue. Organized by VOCAL and the California Welfare Rights Organization. Sacramento, CA. June 5, 1987. Topic: Child abuse: An Oxymoron for the 30th Century. University of California, Davis Medical Center, Sixth Annual Conference on Child Abuse. Sacramento, CA. May, 1987. Workshop: Medico-Ethical-Legal Dilemmas in Child Abuse. Annual Convention of the Council on Exceptional Children. April 3, 1986. Topic: Child Abuse and Neglect: Recognizing and responding to the problem. New Orleans, LA. Presentation with Dr. William Jenson. Academy of California Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, Conference titled Speaking for California's Children: Societal Abuse and Policy Reform. Napa, CA. April, 1987. Workshop leader: Child Testimony and Sexual Abuse. University of California, Davis Extension Service, Child Abuse: Public Issues Forum. Sacramento, CA. March, 1987. Topic: Is prosecution the answer to child abuse? Annual Convention of the National Organization on Legal Problems in Education. Chicago, IL. November, 1985. Topic: Responding to child abuse: critical issues for educators and their counsel. Presentation with Dr. Glen Epley. University of California, Davis Medical Center, Annual Conference on Child Abuse. Sacramento, CA. May 15, 1985. Topic: Abuse and neglect of the unborn: can the state intervene?

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McGeorge School of Law, Annual Amicus Lex Lecture. Sacramento, CA. April 25, 1985. Topic: Evidentiary issues in child abuse and neglect litigation. Annual Convention of the Council on Exceptional Children. Los Angeles, CA. April 15, 1985. Topic: Legal issues surrounding the use of behavior modification with behaviorally handicapped students. Annual Convention of the Council on Exceptional Children. Washington, D.C. April, 1984. Topic: The meaning of an "appropriate" education for Handicapped Children. GRANTS RECEIVED Grant from State Justice Institute to prepare a benchbook titled "Benchbook on Child Witnesses" for Utah judges. Grant awarded September 27, 1995. Grant awarded to University of California, Davis with McGeorge School of Law as a subcontractor. Grant from the National Institute of Justice, U.S. Department of Justice to conduct empirical research with Gail Goodman, Ph.D. of the University of California, Davis, on jurors' evaluation of children's hearsay. Grant from the Sierra Health Foundation to support an invitational conference titled Responding to the Backlash Against Child Protection. November 20-21, 1992. Sacramento, CA. COMMISSIONS Appointed in 2003 by the California State Senate to the Child Abuse Neglect and Reporting Act Task Force. The Task Force was created by A.B. 2442 to evaluate the reporting law and the child abuse central registry. Appointed Vice-Chair of the Task Force. Appointed in January 2000 to the California State Board of Control Standards of Mental Health Care Task Force. The Task Force prepared standards of care for the delivery of mental health services to child trauma victims. See John E.B. Myers, Legal Issues. In Standards of Care: Mental Health Care: Task Force for Child Crime Victims:Guidelines. 2002. Appointed in April 1990 by California Attorney General John Van de Kamp to Chair the California Child Victim Witness Investigative Pilot Projects Research and Evaluation Advisory Panel. Appointed in May 1988 by the Honorable Willie Brown, Speaker of the Assembly, California State Legislature, to serve as a member of the Child Victim/Witness Judicial Advisory Committee. TESTIMONY Testimony before the California Assembly Committee on Public Safety. February 14, 2012. Sacramento, CA. Police use of force. 58

Testimony before the San Diego Grand Jury. San Diego, CA. April 25, 1994. Topic: Children as witnesses; investigation of child abuse; expert testimony. Testimony before the San Diego Grand Jury. San Diego, CA. April 9, 1993. Topic: Children as witnesses. Testimony before the California State Legislature's Assembly Committee on the Judiciary. Sacramento, CA. May 6, 1992. Topic: Bill regarding hearsay in dependency proceedings. Invited testimony before Assembly Judiciary Committee, California State Legislature. Sacramento, CA. November 5, 1991. Topic: Bill to require jury trials in juvenile dependency cases. Invited testimony before the California State Senate Task Force on Family Relations Court. Sacramento, CA. October 6, 1989. Testimony before the California State Legislature's Select Committee on Child Abuse. Sacramento, CA. April 25, 1989. Testimony before the Assembly Judiciary Committee, California State Legislature. Sacramento, CA. April 11, 1989. Topic: Hearsay exception for statements by victims of child abuse. Testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee, California State Legislature. Sacramento, CA. April 4, 1989. Topic: Hearsay exception for children's statements to physicians for treatment or diagnosis. Invited testimony before the Judicial Council Advisory Committee on Gender Bias in the Courts. Fresno, CA. April 3, 1989. Testimony before the Assembly Public Safety Committee, California State Legislature. Sacramento, CA. May 9, 1988. Topic: Hearsay exception for victims of child abuse. Testimony before the Assembly Judiciary Committee, California State Legislature. Sacramento, CA. May 25, 1988. Topic: Hearsay exception for statements by victims of child abuse. Testimony before the State Child Victim/Witness Judicial Advisory Committee. San Francisco, CA. January 22, 1987. Topic: Evidentiary Issues in Child Abuse Litigation. Testimony before the State Child Victim/Witness Judicial Advisory Committee. San Francisco, CA. September 10, 1987. Topic: Interviewing Child Witnesses. Testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee, California State Legislature. Sacramento, CA. July 14, 1987. Topic: Private Adoption. CONSULTING/ADVISING California District Attorneys Association, Council for Criminal Justice Integrity Advisory Committee. 2015 to present. 59

California Medical Training Center Advisory Group for Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse. National Judicial College. Planning committee to develop a one week course on children in court. National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. Participant in development of bench book for new judges on child neglect. March, 1991. National Association of Women Judges. Primary responsibility for drafting training curriculum for judges regarding domestic violence. 1991. National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. Judicial training project titled "Child Victims of Neglect Training Project." January 1990. Department of Psychiatry, University of California, Davis Medical Center, regarding a research grant awarded to the Department by the United States Department of Health and Human Services, National Center for Child Abuse and Neglect. Fall 1987. EDITORIAL BOARD Consulting Editor: Psychology, Public Policy, and Law PEER REVIEWER Child Maltreatment; Psychology, Public Policy and Law, Journal of Interpersonal Violence. PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS American Bar Association.

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