Sleep science in the courtroom

Pressman, Mark R.; Schenck, Carlos H.; Mahowald, Mark W.; Bornemann, Michel Cramer

doi:10.1016/j.jflm.2006.12.004

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“…His review is preceded with pertinent questions for the forensic area:" Table 2) and controversially use an alcohol provocation test in their sample case. Their work has led to some controversy [32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39][40].…”

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An Essay on Sleep-Related Sexual Behaviours and Offences Related to Sexual Behaviours

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An Essay on Sleep-Related Sexual Behaviours and Offences Related to Sexual Behaviours

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2014

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“…Ebrahim and Fenwick also continue to defend their use of the Alcohol Challenge or Alcohol Provocation Test. We feel obligated to state for at least the fifth time in print that this test should not be permitted for clinical or forensic purposes (Pressman, 2007a; Pressman et al. , 2007b,c,d).…”

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