Index

• Author: Alan D. Gold
• Pages: 251-253

Index

American

College

of

Forensic Examiners,

75n,

77

Amnesia;

see

Psychiatric

and

psychologi-

cal

evidence, recovered memories

Anorexia,

110

Arson,

77

Autism,

84-86

Battered woman syndrome

(BWS),

161-67,

170n, 195;

see

also Psychiatric

and

psychological evidence

Bedwettmg,

107, 116-17,

119,

178

British Council

for

Science

and

Society,

17

Canada Evidence

Act,

226

Canadian Charter

of

Rights

and

Free-

doms^.

ll(b),214

Child abuse,

16,

116-18, 173n

battered

child

syndrome,

174n;

see

also Psychiatric

and

psychological

evidence

Child sexual abuse,

vi—vii,

15, 16, 49,

54n,

62,

57, 69, 70, 71,

86,100,

101-2,

149n,150,153,164,

168,175-79,

183-94,204,205-7

Crimes

Act, 188n

Criminal

Code,

subss.

657.3(3)-(7),

226

Date

rape,

186;

see

also Psychiatric

and

psychological evidence

Daubert-Joiner-Kumho

principles,

27, 28,

31,136

Daubert

test,

25-27,

28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33,

95,

134-36

Domestic

violence,

16; see

also Battered

woman syndrome

Statistics

Canada

survey (1993)

on,

193

Earprint

evidence,

10—11,

36—37

Evidence,

expert opinion;

see

also Foren-

sic

science evidence; Witness,

expert

admissibility

of,

39-78

as

exceptional,

12—13,

14,

39-40,

45

as

necessary,

61—71,

145

as

precedent,

46,

126,

145

exclusionary

rule,

72

oath-helping,

72

mental element,

49, 66, 67, 70,

145

novel

science,

78,

125n;

see

also

Earprint evidence; Voiceprint

evidence

facilitated

communication

for

autistics,

84-86

profile

evidence,

54—57,

68,

69n,

115-16,

195

drug-courier profile,

55-57

conflicting

opinions

of,

228-29

cost-benefit analysis

of, 45,

58-60,

70,72

dangers

of, 12, 13, 14,

54-59

hearsay evidence

and,

60,

218—19

history

of, 2-3

in

Canada,

23,

33-36

in

U.K.,

36-37

in

USA,

23,

25-33

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