Kevin J. Richards, Ph. D., P. C
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- Kevin J. Richards, Ph.D., ABPP Board Certified in Forensic Psychology Atlanta – (678) 310-3442, North Georgia - (706) 506-8691
- POSITIONS HELD - Kevin J. Richards, Ph.D., P.C., Marietta, GA
- -Mission Critical Psychological Services, Chicago, IL
- -Northwest Georgia Regional Hospital, Rome, GA.
- -Georgia Regional Hospital/Atlanta, Decatur, GA.
- Clifton T. Perkins Hospital Center, Jessup, MD.
- -Johns Hopkins University, Department of Psychiatry, Epidemiology-Genetics Program, Baltimore, MD.
- OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
- -American Academy of Forensic Psychology
- -Loyola College in Maryland, Baltimore, MD
- -Georgia Peace Officers Standards and Training Council
- INVITED PRESENTATIONS AND TRAINING
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Kevin J. Richards, Ph.D., ABPP Board Certified in Forensic Psychology krichards.phd@gmail.com DUNS: 176403645 Cage Code: 63FQ3 199 Frasier Street, SE Marietta, Georgia 30060 p – (678) 310-3442 ;f – (678) 564-4401 TRIAL CONSULTATION/EXPERT WITNESS FEE SCHEDULE Pre-Trial Consultation Services: Case and document review, which may include but is not necessarily limited to evidence, any related case records, medical and psychological reports, military records and recordings and transcriptions of interviews is billed at $250.00 per hour. Case review, discussion and consultation with counsel are included in pre-travel consultation and are also billed at $250.00 per hour. Pre-trial consultation generally takes a minimum of 8 hours to complete though this may be significantly greater depending on the complexity of the case. Evaluation of a defendant can take up to three working days. Defendant evaluation is also billed at $250.00 per hour. The number of hours for pre-trial consultation shall be agreed to in writing before work commences. If additional time is required, both parties shall agree in writing before the additional work commences. The fee for any work completed shall be paid even if the case does not ultimately go to trial. Trial Consultation and Expert Testimony: All activities related to attendance at trial, including trial consultation, expert testimony and travel are billed at a daily rate of $2000.00. Travel days can also include work activities related to the case and vice versa. Examples: If travel occurs early in the day, it would be billed as a travel day but the balance of the day could still be used for consultation. If a trial ends early in the day and travel occurs later that same day, it would be billed as either a “trial day” or a “travel day.” Expenses: Round trip airfare is expected to be provided by the Government at standard government rates. When air travel is not procured by the legal office and paid directly by that office, it is billed at 100% reimbursement of coach class fare. Driving will be billed at GSA POV rate. GSA per diem schedules are expected to be used to reimburse Dr. Richards for the cost of lodging, either on a military installation or off base, as well as standard meal rates. The cost of a rental car, when allowed, will be reimbursed by the government. If a rental car is not provided, the cost of transportation to and from the airport as well as any other transportation costs shall be borne by the Government. Payment: Payment is expected within 30 days of the trial and/or consultation services to the address listed above. If billing is to be handled through WAWF, the government is responsible to provide Dr. Richards will all information needed to effect this process. Curriculum Vitae Kevin J. Richards, Ph.D., ABPP Board Certified in Forensic Psychology Atlanta – (678) 310-3442, North Georgia - (706) 506-8691 krichards.phd@gmail.com DUNS: 176403645 Cage Code: 63FQ3 EDUCATION/LICENSURE B.A. in Psychology, Fairfield University. May 1985. M.A. in Psychology, University of South Florida Clinical Psychology Program. April 1989. Ph.D. in Psychology, University of South Florida Clinical Psychology Program. August 1991. Pre-Doctoral Internship, University of Minnesota Psychology Internship Consortium. Completed: August 1991. Board Certified in Forensic Psychology, American Board of Forensic Psychology (Certificate #7257) Georgia Licensed Psychologist (#PSY002508) Virginia Licensed Psychologist (#0810004142) Oregon Licensed Psychologist (#2437) Health Service Provider in Psychology, National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology POSITIONS HELD - Kevin J. Richards, Ph.D., P.C., Marietta, GA Consultant/Expert Witness in Forensic Psychology for the United States Armed Forces, August 2010 – Present. -Consulted on 30 Courts Martial to date (December 2015) -Served as an Expert Witness when needed. Never failed to qualify as an Expert -Have worked with both the Government and Defense -Consultation topics have included but are not limited to: Alcohol blackout/pass out and memory, behaviors of adult and child victims, reviews of accused interrogations/confessions, violence/sexual violence risk assessment, personality disorders, Competency to Stand Trial, Review of adult and child victim interviews, including Forensic Interviews (I completed a 40-hour Forensic Interview course in 2012) -Have assisted in vetting witnesses and opposing experts, writing cross examination, developing case theories, voir dire and selection of panel members, formulating opening and closing statements Forensic Psychologist, July 2002 – Present. Forensic and Consulting Psychology. -Provide Forensic Psychological Assessments, Case Consultation and Expert Testimony on a range of psycho-legal issues, including but not limited to: Criminal Competencies/Criminal Responsibility/Insanity Sentencing/Mitigation in Capital and Non-Capital cases Violence/Sexual Violence Risk Assessment Consultation review of Forensic Interviews in cases of suspected abuse. Child Custody and Parenting Fitness - Completed over 2,000 forensic assessments of various kinds - Qualified as an expert on numerous (100+) occasions in both Civilian and Military Courts -Mission Critical Psychological Services, Chicago, IL Consulting Psychologist, February 2009 – Present (part-time): Conduct suitability and fitness for duty evaluations for civilian personnel preparing to deploy as Contractors in various high risk occupations around the world. -Northwest Georgia Regional Hospital, Rome, GA. Forensic Psychologist, July 2001 – November 2007. Responsible for forensic evaluations/expert testimony in Superior and State Courts. Served as a unit psychologist from July 2001-July 2003 during Forensic Program Development. Member of the training faculty supervising both interns in an APA accredited internship program and graduate students of local graduate training programs. -Georgia Regional Hospital/Atlanta, Decatur, GA. Forensic Psychologist, December 2000 – July 2001. Responsible for Psychological evaluations, individual and group psychotherapy and consultation regarding treatment planning on a long-term inpatient forensic unit. -ACT, Inc., Wilmington, NC. Clinical Psychologist, November 1999 – November 2000. Involved in direct provision of psychological services to residents of nursing and long-term care facilities in a territory covering western and central North Carolina. -Clifton T. Perkins Hospital Center, Jessup, MD. Staff Psychologist, October 1991 – November 1999. Performed Forensic Psychological Evaluations. Qualified as an expert witness. Provided treatment planning and implementation to Forensic Patients. Served as Director of Admissions from 1993-1996, Psychology Training Director from 1993-1999 and as a Forensic Ward Administrator from 1993-1995 and 1996-1997. -Johns Hopkins University, Department of Psychiatry, Epidemiology-Genetics Program, Baltimore, MD. Examiner, July 1997 – November 1999 (part-time). Performed clinical/diagnostic evaluations and collected blood samples from affected persons, as well as members of their families, as part of a large epidemiology-genetic study of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES: -American Red Cross, Central Maryland Disaster Mental Health Services Disaster Mental Health Specialist, January, 1994 – November, 1999; Involved in local and national disaster response. -Georgia Psychological Association Ethics Committee Member, July 2014-present. Provide education and consultation on issues related to Professional Ethics. Assist GPA members in resolution of ethical conflicts -American Academy of Forensic Psychology Online Continuing Education Chair, May, 2014-present Responsible for developing, obtaining accreditation and managing the Academy’s online continuing education program. ACADEMIC AFFILIATIONS/TEACHING EXPERIENCE -American University, Washington, DC Adjunct Faculty in Psychology, September 1996 – November 1999. Taught courses in Forensic Psychology, Advanced Psychological Assessment, and Ethics and Professional Practice for Students in the Clinical Psychology Ph.D. program as well as an undergraduate course in Psychology and Law. -Loyola College in Maryland, Baltimore, MD Adjunct Faculty in Psychology, July 1996 - December 1996. Taught introductory Psychological Assessment course to first year graduate students (Summer, 1996; Fall, 1996) -Howard University, Washington, DC Adjunct Faculty in Psychology, September 1995 – November 1999. Adjunct Appointment as a clinical supervisor of students completing practicum experience in the Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program. -Georgia Peace Officers Standards and Training Council Certified Guest Instructor for Crisis Intervention and Mental Health, January 2005 – present. -Georgia Crisis Intervention Team Training Program Regional Coordinator, 2006-2009, Instructor, 2005 – present. Provide training on mental health issues as well as verbal crisis de-escalation for law enforcement. Authored sections of the CIT Instructor Training Program. Responsible for coordination of CIT training in a 25 county region during my term as Coordinator INVITED PRESENTATIONS AND TRAINING: Regularly provide training related to Forensic and Clinical Psychology. Recent presentations have included: December 14, 2015 “Sex Offender Dynamics” “Secondary Victimization” Army Trial Counsel Assistance Program, Special Victim Prosecutor’s Conference Ft. Sam Houston, TX
“Introduction to Mental Illness” “Schizophrenia” Georgia Crisis Intervention Team Training Program for Law Enforcement Rome Georgia Police Department, Rome, GA *This presentation is given to various law enforcement agencies approximately six times per year February 20, 2015 “The Psychology of Defending Allegations of Child Sexual Abuse” Cobb County Georgia Bar Association, Criminal Defense Section Marietta, GA October 24, 2014 “Ethical Decision Making with Children and Families” Georgia Psychological Association Psychology Continuing Education Series Marietta, GA September 1, 2014 “Update on DSM-5” Fulton County Bar Association, Family Law Section Atlanta, GA Examples of Invited Presentations that have been provided in the past include: “Serial Killers” George Washington University Law School Washington, D.C “The Use of Psychological Testing in Pre-Trial Evaluations” University of Maryland School of Medicine, Forensic Psychiatry Fellowship Program Baltimore, MD
Atlanta, GA “Mock Trial demonstrating the use of mental health defenses” Clifton T. Perkins Hospital Center Jessup, MD
American University Psychology Department Colloquium Series Washington, DC
Georgia Indigent Defense Council Atlanta, GA
Baltimore City, Maryland Circuit Court Baltimore County, Maryland, Circuit Court Carroll County, Maryland, Circuit Court Federal District Court for the Middle District of Georgia Frederick County, Maryland, Circuit Court Montgomery County, Maryland, Circuit Court Prince George’s County, Maryland, Circuit Court Washington County, Maryland, Circuit Court Barrow County, Georgia, Juvenile Court Bartow County, Georgia, Superior Court Burke County, Georgia, Superior Court Cherokee County, Georgia Superior Court Cherokee County, Georgia Juvenile court Cobb County, Georgia, Superior Court Cobb County, Georgia State Court Cobb County, Georgia Juvenile Court Clayton County, Georgia, Superior Court Dekalb County, Georgia, Juvenile Court Douglas County, Georgia, Superior Court Fayette County. Georgia, Superior Court Floyd County, Georgia, Superior Court Forsyth County, Georgia Superior Court Franklin County, Georgia, Superior Court Fulton County, Georgia Superior Court Fulton County, Georgia Juvenile Court Gordon County, Georgia, Superior Court Gwinnett County, Georgia, Superior Court Hall County, Georgia, Superior Court Haralson County, Georgia Juvenile Court Haralson County, Georgia Probate Court Laramie County, Wyoming, District Court Meriwether County, Georgia, Superior Court Madison County, Georgia, Superior Court Monroe County, Georgia, Superior Court Paulding County, Georgia Superior Court Paulding County, Georgia Juvenile Court Polk County, Georgia, Superior Court Polk County, Georgia Juvenile Court Polk County, Georgia Probate Court Rabun County, Georgia, Superior Court Towns County, Georgia, Superior Court White County, Georgia, Superior Court Whitfield County, Georgia, Superior Court MILITARY CASES (as of 02/09/16): US v. KEYES – MCB Quantico, VA US v. HOLLIMON – Ft. Bragg, NC US v. ROBERTS – Little Rock AFB US v. FORD – Ft. Benning, GA US v. AUDET – Ft. Rucker, AL US v. DOSHIER – Ft. Rucker, AL US v. WILSON – Goodfellow AFB, TX US v. MOODY – Ft. Bragg, NC, US v. WILLIAMS – Ft. Campbell, KY US v. ROBINSON – Ft. Polk, LA US v. OMISANYA – Ft. Polk, LA US v. DUNCOMBE – Ft. Rucker, AL US v. BARTELLE – Ft. Polk, LA US v. LABUE - Ft. Polk, LA US v. WHITESEL – Ft. Gordon, GA US v. PROCTOR – Ft. Bragg, NC US v. PONZO - Ft. Bragg, NC US v. WAKEFIELD – Ft. Bragg, NC US v. MCDONALD – Ft. Bragg, NC US v. DICKERSON – Barksdale AFB, LA US v. ASH – Ft. Bragg, NC US v. AYERS – Barksdale AFB, LA US v. LEONARD – Minot AFB, ND US v. BISHOP – Little Rock AFB, AR US v. CLARK – Ft. Benning, GA US v. BUSH – Ft. Bragg, NC US v. BOZEMAN – JBSA - Lackland, TX US v. CASTANEDA – Offutt AFB, NE US v. PAULINO – Ft. Bragg, NC US v. ROBINSON – Ft. Bragg, NC US v. CONCEY – Scott AFB, IL US v. WALKER – Ft. Bragg, NC US v. WHITE – Schriever AFB, CO US v. O’KELLEY – Ft. Campbell, KY
-Thompson, J. K., Coovert, D. M., Richards, K. J., Johnson, S., & Cattarin, J. (1995). Development of body image, eating disturbance, and general psychological functioning in female adolescents: covariance structure modeling and longitudinal investigations. International Journal of Eating Disorders, (18), 221-236. -Richards, K.J., (2007). De-Escalation. In M. T. Compton and R. J. Kotwicki (Eds.), Understanding and Responding to individuals with Mental Illness: A Guide for Law Enforcement Officers and Other Public Safety and Criminal Justice Professionals. Boston: Jones and Bartlett Publishers.
-American Board of Forensic Psychology, Specialist -American Psychological Association, Member -American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Member -Association for Psychological Science, Member -American Psychology-Law Society, Member -Georgia Psychological Association, Member -American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children, Member -Society for Personality Assessment, Member -Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Member -International Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect, Member Directory: uploads uploads -> 587 Return function, r i(X) r i(0) r i(1) r i(2) r i(3) 1 0 2 4 6 Thermal Station, I 2 0 1 5 6 3 0 3 5 6 10 uploads -> Department of science and humanities department of mathematics part-a questions and answers uploads -> The Case Against the nypd’s Quota-Driven ‘Broken Windows’ Policing What Is It? uploads -> For want of a nail uploads -> Ownership Models There are two different types of ownership models uploads -> Police Militarization uploads -> City of rising star regular meting thursday, july 14, 2016 uploads -> Township of winfield uploads -> Stop Militarizing Law Enforcement Act of 2014 uploads -> The Black Panther Party’s Ten-Point Program What We Want Now! Download 60.67 Kb. Share with your friends:
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