TIPSters: Still preparing my first foray into teaching an undergrad psych-law class, and I'm trying to compile a brief list of the most influential court cases related to psychology. I want to include cases affecting practice (e.g., Tarasoff), testimony (e.g., Daubert), and perhaps those reflecting some psychological principle. It would help me if any of you with some knowledge in this area would suggest some of the more notable ones (my ultimate aim is for students to use WestLaw or Lexis/Nexis to look up the decisions and commentaries and write short summaries/papers on them). Please include the year if possible. Thanks in advance. David David Wasieleski, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Department of Psychology and Counseling Valdosta State University Valdosta, GA 31698 912-333-5620 http://chiron.valdosta.edu/dtwasieleski "I go to school and I write exams and I pass and I fail and in fact does anybody give a damn And if they do they'll soon forget cause it won't take much for me to show them my life ain't over yet..." --Barenaked Ladies "What a Good Boy"
