Specialists - forensic experts in the field of clinical psychology and related fields met on the last weekend of January at the 1st Ostrava conference of forensic experts in the Park Inn hotel in Ostrava to discuss the current state and development trends in the field of forensic expertise. The conference was attended by our leading specialists in this field, such as doc. PhDr. Čírtková CSc., PhDr. Hubálek, PhDr. Vavřík and many others who developed a productive discussion about the specifics of expert work in the given fields. The event had a great response among the experts present, clinical psychologists, psychiatrists, psychologists, etc. Also, from the meeting with the representatives of the state authorities, which were judges of criminal and family law, a prosecutor and a criminologist, many suggestions and reflections emerged on the issues of credibility, resocialization and alternating care in families. Contents
Doc. PhDr. Ludmila Čírtková, CSc. Current issues of victimology expertise
PhDr. et PhDr. Radek Ptáček Assessment of credibility, dangerousness and resocialization in expert practice
Mgr. Michaela Mrowetz Issues from the field of criminal law - interdisciplinary cooperation - as you can see from expert opinions, weak and strong points of cooperation
PhDr. Petr Vavřík Strategy and tactics of expert work of a clinical psychologist
Zdeněk Kolařík One bad opinion: Perpetrator or victim? or Quo vadis, iustitia caeca?
PhDr. Milena Tejklova A "wandering" mother in a court expert opinion
PhDr. Ludmila Mrkvicová issues from the field of civil law - interdisciplinary cooperation - as you can see expert opinions, weak and strong points of cooperation
PhDr. Ludmila Mrkvicová Expert opinions
PhDr. Jana Procházková Expert activity in children's issues
MUDr. Marie Foltýnová Juvenile offenders
MUDr. et PhDr. René Gregor, Ph.D. Psychiatric and sexological expert conclusions unacceptable by public prosecutor's offices
PhDr. Slavomil Hubálek Psychological aspects of human aggression
PhDr. Petr Vavřík Opava scale of personality prerequisites for resocialization