MARYLAND PSYCHOLOGY JURISPRUDENCE NEWEST EXAM WITH ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS

MARYLAND PSYCHOLOGY JURISPRUDENCE NEWEST EXAM WITH ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS How does the Board notify about a hearing?- ANSWER at least 30 days before - in person, registered or certified mail, restricted delivery, return receipt; must state issue or charges Can you have legal counsel for a hearing?- ANSWER yes, you can be alone or with counsel Why a prehearing conference- ANSWER to attempt to settle the case, to prepare for the hearing by delineating issues, stipulating facts, arranging schedule, arranging witness list, subject matter of testimony What is discovery on request?- ANSWER by written request, either party can request within 15 days: witness list, copies of documents What is mandatory discovery?- ANSWER each party will provide the other (at least 15 days before prehearing conference or 45 days before hearing) name and cv of expert witnesses, expert report How is expert report evaluated?- ANSWER can exclude it if not sufficiently specific or doesn't comply at the prehearing conference or just before the hearing Can you add witnessses or documents later?- ANSWER not after the prehearing conference, or if none, no later than 15 days before the hearing (except for impeachment or rebuttal purposes) Can you appeal?- ANSWER yes, you can seek judicial review What if the Board decides a psychologist is not in violation of Title 18? (After a hearing; etc)- ANSWER all charges will be dismissed, exoneration, expunge records of proceeding, no further action by Board on these specific charges Do the ethics only apply to licensed psychologist?- ANSWER no, also applies to you during the training period, and to others who practice psychology in the state Client - definition- ANSWER individual, couple, family, group, business, agency, school, organization, or association that the psychologist provides with professional services How does the Board notify about a hearing?- ANSWER at least 30 days before - in person, registered or certified mail, restricted delivery, return receipt; must state issue or charges Can you have legal counsel for a hearing?- ANSWER yes, you can be alone or with counsel Why a prehearing conference- ANSWER to attempt to settle the case, to prepare for the hearing by delineating issues, stipulating facts, arranging schedule, arranging witness list, subject matter of testimony What is discovery on request?- ANSWER by written request, either party can request within 15 days: witness list, copies of documents What is mandatory discovery?- ANSWER each party will provide the other (at least 15 days before prehearing conference or 45 days before hearing) name and cv of expert witnesses, expert report How is expert report evaluated?- ANSWER can exclude it if not sufficiently specific or doesn't comply at the prehearing conference or just before the hearing Can you add witnessses or documents later?- ANSWER not after the prehearing conference, or if none, no later than 15 days before the hearing (except for impeachment or rebuttal purposes) Can you appeal?- ANSWER yes, you can seek judicial review What if the Board decides a psychologist is not in violation of Title 18? (After a hearing; etc)- ANSWER all charges will be dismissed, exoneration, expunge records of proceeding, no further action by Board on these specific charges Do the ethics only apply to licensed psychologist?- ANSWER no, also applies to you during the training period, and to others who practice psychology in the state Client - definition- ANSWER individual, couple, family, group, business, agency, school, organization, or association that the psychologist provides with professional services