Gregory DeClue, Ph.D. Diplomate in Forensic Psychology, American Board of Professional Psychology

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1 Gregory DeClue, Ph.D. Diplomate in Forensic Psychology, American Board of Professional Psychology Winburn Place Florida Psychology License Number PY Sarasota, FL Voice (941) Fax (888) EDUCATION Ph.D. Psychology, University of Missouri, Fully approved by the American Psychological Association. CONSULTANT/PROVIDER FOR Twelfth Judicial Circuit Court, Florida Florida Department of Corrections Physicians for Human Rights The Innocence Project Workplace Trauma Services United States Armed Forces PROFESSIONAL JOURNALS Open Access Journal of Forensic Psychology Peer Review Law and Human Behavior Peer Review Behavioral Sciences & the Law Peer Review Psychology, Public Policy, and Law Peer Review Professional Psychology: Research and Practice Peer Review Journal of Threat Assessment and Management Peer Review Journal of Forensic Psychiatry & Psychology (UK) Peer Review International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology Peer Review PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS American Academy of Forensic Psychology (Fellow) Association for Psychological Science American Psychological Association Society (APA Division 41) Reid Institute Interview and Interrogations Institute Consortium of Police Psychologists (President ) Florida Psychological Association Society for the Scientific Study of Sex Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers SPECIALTIES Forensic psychology, police psychology, psychology of interrogation and confession, assessment and treatment of sex offenders, psychological assessment, detection of deception, risk assessment

2 Gregory DeClue, Ph.D. Page 2 AWARDS Wrote a chapter in the book, Police Interrogations and False Confessions: Current Research, Practice, and Policy Recommendations. The book was awarded the Book Award from the Society, and the 2010 Prose Award from American Publishers, and was selected as the May 2012 Book of the Month at Interrogations and Disputed Confessions: A Manual for Forensic Psychology Professionals was selected as the October 2009 Book of the Month at This book is included in the American Board of Forensic Psychology s Suggested Reading List for Written and Oral Examinations, and is included in the Suggested Readings of The Interviews & Interrogations Institute. PROFESSIONAL HISTORY Independent Psychological Practice, Sarasota, Florida, 1987 to present. Director of Psychological Services, Life, Inc., Sarasota, Florida. Employed July 1984 to July Psychology Resident, Manatee Mental Health Center, Bradenton, Florida, September 1983 to July Psychology Intern, Counseling Center for Human Development (APA approved), University of South Florida, Tampa, Florida, August 1982 to August Psychology Intern, Vocational Services, James A. Haley Veterans Hospital (APA Approved), Tampa, Florida, January 1983 to April External rotation from USF Counseling Center. Graduate Student Assistant, Testing Center, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri, December 1981 to May Counselor, Family Service of Columbia, Columbia, Missouri, January 1981 to October Counseling Supervisor, The Front Door Counseling and Youth Center, Columbia, Missouri, November 1979 to January Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri, August 1978 to December Program Director, Token Economy Program, Fulton State Hospital, Fulton, Missouri, May 1979 to August Psychiatric Aide, Mid-Missouri Mental Health Center, Columbia, Missouri, May 1976 to February 1978.

3 Gregory DeClue, Ph.D. Page 3 PUBLICATIONS Zavodny, D. L. & DeClue, G. (2017). Expert response regarding considering collateral information including Internet-based data. In G. Pirelli, R. A Beatty, & P. A. Zapf, The ethical practice of forensic psychology, pp American Psychology- Law Society Series. New York: Oxford University Press. Zavodny, D. L. & DeClue, G. (2017). Expert response regarding appropriate tests and normative data. In G. Pirelli, R. A Beatty, & P. A. Zapf, The ethical practice of forensic psychology, pp Society Series. New York: Oxford University Press. DeClue, G. & Rice, A., (2016). Florida s released Sexually Violent Predators are not High Risk. Open Access Journal of Forensic Psychology, 8, DeClue, G., & Zavodny, D. L. (2016). This just in: Sex offender treatment is beneficial for one in 28 patients. Sex Offender Law Report, 17, DeClue, G., & Rogers, C. S. (2015). The Inside Information Checklist (IIC). The Police Chief: The Professional Voice of Law Enforcement, 82, cle_id=3791&issue_id=72015 DeClue, G., & Zavodny, D. L. (2014). Forensic use of the Static-99R: Part 4. Risk Communication. Journal of Threat Assessment and Management, 1, DeClue, G. (2014). Review of: de Wall, F. (2013). The Bonobo and the Atheist: In Search of Humanism Among the Primates. New York: Norton. Open Access Journal of Forensic Psychology, 6, R9-R11. (book review) DeClue, G. (2014). Review of: Raskin, D. C., Honts, C. R., & Kircher, J. C. (Eds.). (2014). Credibility Assessment: Scientific Research and Applications. Amsterdam: Academic Press. Open Access Journal of Forensic Psychology, 6, R5-R8. (book review) DeClue, G., & Zavodny, D. L. (2013) Forensic use of the Static-99R: Part 3. Choosing a comparison group. Open Access Journal of Forensic Psychology, 5, DeClue, G., & Campbell, T. W. (2013). Calibration performance indicators for the Static- 99R: 2013 update. Open Access Journal of Forensic Psychology, 5, DeClue, G. (2013). Years of predicting dangerously. Open Access Journal of Forensic Psychology, 5,

4 Gregory DeClue, Ph.D. Page 4 DeClue, G., & Rogers, C. S. (2012). Interrogations 2013: Safeguarding against false confessions. The Police Chief: The Professional Voice of Law Enforcement, October Issue, 79, pages 42, 44, cle_id=2788&issue_id= Brown, C. H., & DeClue, G. (2012). Admissibility and use at trial of false-confession expert testimony. Florida Defender, 24(2), DeClue, G. (2012). Criminal interrogations and confessions. Open Access Journal of Forensic Psychology, 4, R7-R17. (book review) DeClue, G. (2011). Using social science to reduce violent offending. Open Access Journal of Forensic Psychology, 3, R7-R8. (book review) DeClue, G., Madsen, E. M., Kline, S. M., Montaldi, D. F., Boccaccini, M., & Murrie, D. (2011). Frequency distributions of Static-99 and Static-99R scores in several recent United States samples. Open Access Journal of Forensic Psychology, 3, DeClue, G. (2011). Harry Potter and the Structured Interview of Reported Symptoms? Open Access Journal of Forensic Psychology, 3, DeClue, G. (2010). Dear Sheriff, Your detectives coerced a confession. Open Access Journal of Forensic Psychology, 2, DeClue, G., & Campbell, T. W. (2010). Still maximizing accuracy in sexually violent predator evaluations. Open Access Journal of Forensic Psychology, 2, Campbell, T. W., & DeClue, G. (2010). Maximizing predictive accuracy in sexually violent predator evaluations. Open Access Journal of Forensic Psychology, 2, Campbell, T. & DeClue, G. (2010). Flying blind with naked factors: Problems and pitfalls in adjusted-actuarial sex-offender risk assessment. Open Access Journal of Forensic Psychology, 2, DeClue, G. (2010). Oral Miranda warnings: A checklist and a model presentation. In G. D. Lassiter & C. A. Meissner, Police interrogations and false confessions: Current research, practice, and policy recommendations, pp Washington, D.C.: American Psychological Association. DeClue, G. (2010). Interrogation. In I. B. Weiner & W. E. Craighead, The Corsini Encyclopedia of Psychology, Fourth Edition, pp Hoboken, NJ: Wiley. DeClue, G. (2009). Paraphilia NOS and Sexual Disorder NOS. Open Access Journal of Forensic Psychology, 1,

5 Gregory DeClue, Ph.D. Page 5 DeClue, G. (2009). Introduction to the special issue on interrogations and confessions. Open Access Journal of Forensic Psychology, 1, E1-E2. DeClue, G. (2009). Three things we have learned from studying investigative interviews by police that should be used to guide investigative interviews by military and intelligence agencies. Open Access Journal of Forensic Psychology, 1, E81-E89. DeClue, G. (2009). Common Wealth. Journal of Psychiatry and Law, 37, (book review) DeClue, G. (2008). Should Hebephilia be a mental disorder? A reply to Blanchard et al. (2008). Archives of Sexual Behavior, DOI /s DeClue, G. (2008). Avoiding garbage 3: Fairness and accuracy in reporting criminal histories in sexually violent predator evaluations. Journal of Psychiatry and Law, 36, DeClue, G. (2007). Static-99 Sex Offender Risk Assessment Course (SOAP100). Journal of Psychiatry and Law, 35, (course review) DeClue, G. (2007). Response to The diagnostic issue. Journal of Psychiatry and Law, 35, DeClue, G. (2007). Oral Miranda warnings: A checklist and a model presentation. Journal of Psychiatry and Law, 35, DeClue, G. (2007). Detection of Deception. Journal of Psychiatry & Law, 35, (book review) DeClue, G. (2007). Inventory of Offender Risks, Needs, and Strengths (IORNS). Journal of Psychiatry & Law, 35, (instrument review) DeClue, G. (2006). Paraphilia NOS (nonconsenting) and Antisocial Personality Disorder. Journal of Psychiatry & Law, 34, DeClue, G. (2006). A Question of Torture: CIA Interrogation, From the Cold War to the War on Terror. Journal of Psychiatry & Law, 34, (book review) DeClue, G. (2006). Practice standards and guidelines for the evaluation, treatment, and management of sexual abusers: Bamboozle no more. Journal of Psychiatry & Law, 34, DeClue, G. (2006). Fitness Interview Test Revised (FIT-R): A structured interview for assessing competency to stand trial. Journal of Psychiatry & Law, 34, (instrument review) DeClue, G. (2006). Our inner ape: A leading primatologist explains why we are who we are. Journal of Psychiatry & Law, 34, (book review)

6 Gregory DeClue, Ph.D. Page 6 DeClue, G. (2006). The psychology of interrogations and confessions. Florida Psychologist, 57(1), DeClue, G. (2006). What I learned about assessing people who have been convicted of sexual offenses from the Presidents of the United States of America. Journal of Sexual Offender Civil Commitment: Science and the Law, 1, DeClue, G. (2005). Principles of forensic mental health assessment and Forensic mental health assessment: A case book. Journal of Psychiatry & Law, 33, (book review) DeClue, G. (2005). The causes of rape: Understanding individual differences in male propensity for sexual aggression and Preventing sexual violence: How society should cope with sex offenders. Journal of Psychiatry & Law, 33, (book review) DeClue, G. (2005). Psychological consultation in cases involving interrogations and confessions, Journal of Psychiatry & Law, 33, DeClue, G. (2005). Assessing sex offenders: Problems and pitfalls, Journal of Psychiatry & Law, 33, (book review) DeClue, G. (2005). Avoiding garbage 2: Assessment of risk for sexual violence after long-term treatment, Journal of Psychiatry & Law, 33, DeClue, G. (2005). Interrogations and disputed confessions: A manual for forensic psychological practice. Sarasota, FL: Professional Resources Press. DeClue, G. (2004). Interrogations, confessions, and entrapment. Journal of Psychiatry & Law, 32, (book review) DeClue, G. (2004). Evolutionary psychology: The science of human behavior and evolution. Journal of Psychiatry & Law, (book review) DeClue, G. (5/8/04). On the admissibility of testimony using an aide-mémoire in a Frye state. WebPsychEmpiricist. Retrieved (date) from DeClue, G. (4/14/04). An introduction to the psychology of interrogations and confessions. WebPsychEmpiricist. Retrieved (date) from DeClue, G. (2003). Taking psychology and law into the twenty-first century. Journal of Psychiatry & Law, 31, (book review) DeClue, G. (2003). The polygraph and lie detection. Journal of Psychiatry & Law, 31, (book review)

7 Gregory DeClue, Ph.D. Page 7 DeClue, G. (2003). Toward a two-stage model for assessing adjudicative competence. Journal of Psychiatry & Law, 31, DeClue, G. (2002). Rethinking Risk Assessment: The MacArthur Study of Mental Disorder and Violence. Journal of Psychiatry & Law, 30, (book review) DeClue, G. (2002). Avoiding garbage in sex offender re-offense risk prediction: A case study. Journal of Threat Assessment, 2, DeClue, G. (2002). The best interests of the village children. Journal of Psychiatry & Law, 30, DeClue, G. (2002). Feigning malingering: A case study. Behavioral Sciences and the Law, 20, DeClue, G. (2002). Remaking relapse prevention with sex offenders: A source book, and Practice standards and guidelines for members of the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers (ATSA). Journal of Psychiatry & Law, 30, (book review)

8 Gregory DeClue, Ph.D. Page 8 PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS Date Presenter Title Sponsor 11/3/16 G. DeClue & A. Rice Florida s Released Sexually Violent Predators Are Not High Risk Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers (ATSA) (in Orlando, FL) 3/21/15 G. DeClue The Inside Information Checklist 3/21/15 G. DeClue Florida s Sexually Violent Predators are not High Risk 12/5/14 G. DeClue The Inside Information Checklist 8/22/14 G. DeClue The Inside Information Checklist Society (APLS) (in San Diego, CA) Society (APLS) (in San Diego, CA) Florida Public Defender Association (in Ponte Vedra, FL) The Interviews & Interrogations Institute (in Sacramento, CA) 3/6/14 G. DeClue & D. L. Zavodny 3/6/14 G. DeClue & D. L. Zavodny 3/6/14 G. DeClue & T. W. Campbell Forensic Use of the Static- 99R: Part 4: Risk Communication Forensic Use of the Static- 99R: Part 3: Choosing a Comparison Group Forensic Use of the Static- 99R: Part 2: Calibration Performance Indicators for the Static-99R Society (APLS) (in New Orleans, LA) Society (APLS) (in New Orleans, LA) Society (APLS) (in New Orleans, LA) 3/6/14 G. DeClue Forensic Use of the Static- 99R: Part 1. Years of Predicting Dangerously 11/1/13 G. DeClue Forensic Use of the Static- 99R: Part 1. Years of Predicting Dangerously Society (APLS) (in New Orleans, LA) Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers (ATSA) (in Chicago, IL)

9 Gregory DeClue, Ph.D. Page 9 Date Presenter Title Sponsor 3/9/13 G. DeClue, C. Slobogin, R. Leo, & S. Golding On the Admissibility of Expert Testimony Regarding Interrogations and Confessions Society (in Portland, Oregon) 3/9/13 G. DeClue Miranda Procedure Checklist Society (in Portland, Oregon) 11/30/12 G. DeClue & R. Watts Police Interrogation Roundtable Florida Public Defender s Association (in Tampa, FL) 11/29/12 G. DeClue & C. Brown The Police Investigative Interview Contamination Checklist and the Confession Statement Corroboration Matrix Florida Public Defender s Association (in Tampa, FL) 10/27/12 G. DeClue The Police Investigative Interview Contamination Checklist and the Confession Statement Corroboration Matrix American Academy of Psychiatry & Law (in Montreal, Quebec, Canada) 8/4/12 D. L. Zavodny, Ph.D.; G. DeClue, Ph.D., & J. Cohen, Esq. Sexual-Recidivism Base Rates Relevant to SVP Assessments American Psychological Association (in Orlando, FL) 6/24/12 G. DeClue, Ph.D. Community Psychology 2012: Using Psychological Science to Change the World 3/14/12 G. DeClue, Ph.D. Disputed Confessions: Psychological Consultation and Testimony Florida Psychological Association (in St. Petersburg, FL) Society (in San Juan, Puerto Rico) 12/1/11 J. Cohen & G. DeClue Potential Jimmy Ryce Cases Florida Public Defender Association (in Destin, FL) 7/29/11 G. DeClue, Ph.D. Confessions Florida Public Defender Association (in St. Augustine, FL)

10 Gregory DeClue, Ph.D. Page 10 Date Presenter Title Sponsor 7/11/10 G. DeClue, Ph.D. Writing Reports and Testifying in Florida s Sexually Violent Predator Cases 9/27/09 G. DeClue, Ph.D. Interrogations and Disputed Confessions: Forensic Assessment, Consultation, & Testimony 2/22/09 G. DeClue, Ph.D. Interrogations and Disputed Confessions: Forensic Assessment, Consultation, & Testimony 2/8/08 G. DeClue, Ph.D. Interrogations and Disputed Confessions: Forensic Assessment, Consultation, & Testimony 9/29/07 G. DeClue, Ph.D. The Oral Miranda Warning Checklist 3/22/07 G. DeClue, Ph.D. Criminal Responsibility & Personality Disorders 8/12/06 G. DeClue, Ph.D. Challenges in Sex Offender Re-offense Risk Assessments Florida Psychological Association American Academy of Forensic Psychology (in Sarasota, FL) American Academy of Forensic Psychology (in Fairfax, VA) American Academy of Forensic Psychology (in New Orleans) American Psychological Association (in El Paso, TX) Northeast Mental Health Centre, North Bay, Ontario, Canada American Psychological Association 7/15-16/06 G. DeClue, Ph.D. Assessment and Treatment of People Who Have Been Convicted of Sex Offenses Florida Psychological Association 3/4/06 G. DeClue, Ph.D. Challenges in Sex Offender Re-offense Risk Prediction 3/3/06 G. DeClue, Ph.D. Psychological Consultation in Disputed Confession Cases 12/5/05 G. DeClue, Ph.D. Competency & Confessions Society Society Public Defender, Ninth Judicial Circuit (Florida)

11 Gregory DeClue, Ph.D. Page 11 Date Presenter Title Sponsor 11/20/05 G. DeClue, Ph.D. To treat or not to treat a convicted sex offender who says he didn t do it Adult and Juvenile Sex- Offender Treatment Conference 8/20/05 P. Witt, Ph.D., M. A. Conroy, Ph.D., & G. DeClue, Ph.D. AAFP Symposium: Ethical and Empirical Issues in Managing Sex-Offender Risk Prediction American Psychological Association & American Academy of Forensic Psychology 5/14/04 G. DeClue, Ph.D. Disputed Confessions Consortium of Police Psychologists (COPPS) Spring 2003 G. DeClue, Ph.D. Psychological Jurisprudence in Consultation with Police COPPS 5/3/02 G. DeClue, Ph.D. Garbage in Sex Offender Re-offense Risk Prediction: A Case Study American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors, & Therapists Summer 1998 G. DeClue. Ph.D. The Psychologist & the Suicidal Cop: Hostage Negotiation, SWAT, EAP, FFD, & Appeal COPPS 6/13/97 G. DeClue, Ph.D. Forensic Psychological Assessment of Competence to Waive Rights 4/19/96 G. DeClue, Ph.D. Suggestibility: Implications for Investigation, Interrogation, Assessment, and Psychotherapy 7/1/91 G. DeClue, Ph.D. Outpatient Treatment for Sex Offenders 5/11/90 G. DeClue, Ph.D. Lovemaps: Development, Vandalism, & Recovery Florida Mental Health Institute Sarasota EAP Florida Psychological Association Community Coalition for Families 6/30/88 G. DeClue, Ph.D. & Caroline Powell Tough Love vs. Al-Anon! A 12-Round Slugfest for the Championship of Parental Attitudes National Association of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselors (NAADAC)

12 Gregory DeClue, Ph.D. Page 12 Date Presenter Title Sponsor 6/28/88 G. DeClue, Ph.D. & D. Huntley, Ph.D. Treating Sexual Addiction within a Chemical Dependency Program NAADAC 9/23/87 G. DeClue, Ph.D. The Change Process: A Comprehensive Treatment Approach for Adolescents with Conduct, Depressive, and Substance Abuse Disorders 3/16/86 G. DeClue, Ph.D. A Comprehensive CBT Program for Adolescents with Conduct Disorder, Substance Abuse, and Dysthymic Disorder 3/3/86 G. DeClue, Ph.D. Adolescents and Substance Abuse 10/31/85 G. DeClue, Ph.D. A Therapy and Education Package for Parents of Adolescents in Substance Abuse Treatment Alcohol and Drug Problems Association Fifth National Conference on Clinical Applications of Cognitive Behavior Therapy Florida Psychological Association Florida Alcohol and Drug Abuse Association 6/5/85 G. DeClue, Ph.D., S. Blanco, & P. Kelly Selecting, Training, and Utilizing Peer Counselors for an Adolescent Substance Abuse Treatment Program Florida Alcohol and Drug Abuse Association 5/28/83 G. DeClue Effective Personal Problem Solving: Beyond Social Intelligence Florida Alcohol and Drug Abuse Association 8/6/80 G. DeClue Adolescence Missouri Prevention Institute 6/20/80 G. DeClue Working with Sexually Active Youth National Youth Conference

13 Gregory DeClue, Ph.D. Page 13 ANALYSIS OF INTERROGATIONS AND CONFESSIONS Dr. DeClue has analyzed interrogations and confessions conducted by the following law-enforcement agencies: Sarasota (FL) Police Department Sarasota (FL) Sheriff s Office North Port (FL) Police Department Manatee County (FL) Sheriff s Office Lee County (FL) Sheriff s Office Arcadia (FL) Police Department Florida Department of Law Enforcement Pocatello (ID) Police Department Pasco County (FL) Sheriff s Office Lee County (FL) Sheriff s Office Cape Coral (FL) Police Department Collier County (FL) Sheriff s Office Hernando County (FL) Sheriff s Office New Orleans (LA) Police Department Citrus County (FL) Sheriff s Office Hendry County (FL) Sheriff s Office Memphis (TN) Police Department St. Petersburg (FL) Police Department Clay County (FL) Sheriff s Office Duval County (FL) Sheriff s Office Altamonte Springs (FL) Police Department Fort Myers (FL) Police Department Tallahassee (FL) Police Department Kansas Bureau of Investigation Seminole County (FL) Sheriff s Office Bluefield (WV) Police Department Riviera Beach (FL) Police Department Nassau County (FL) Sheriff s Office Tennessee Bureau of Investigation McMinn County (TN) Sheriff s Office St. Bernard Parish (LA) Sheriff s Office Federal Bureau of Investigation District of Columbia Police Department Marion County (FL) Sheriff s Office Wisconsin Rapids (WI) Police Department San Antonio (TX) Police Department Brevard County (FL) Sheriff s Office Tampa (FL) Police Department Hillsborough County (FL) Sheriff s Office Pinellas County (FL) Sheriff s Office West Palm Beach (FL) Police Department Panama City (FL) Police Department US Department of Homeland Security Deaf Smith County (Texas) Sheriff s Office Escambia County (FL) Sheriff s Office Austin (TX) Police Department Bradenton (FL) Police Department Ocala (FL) Police Department Prince George s County (MD) Police Department Walton County (FL) Sheriff s Office Temple Terrace (FL) Police Department Nashua (NH) Police Department Miami Beach (FL) Police Department Broward County (FL) Sheriff s Office Port St. Lucie (FL) Police Department St. Lucie County (FL) Sheriff s Office Barnwell County (SC) Sheriff s Office Knightdale (NC) Police Department Rockledge (FL) Police Department Polk County (FL) Sheriff s Office Leon County (FL) Sheriff s Office Winter Garden (FL) Police Department Merrimack (FL) Police Department Putnam County (FL) Sheriff s Office US Secret Service Jacksonville (FL) Sheriff s Office Charlotte County (FL) Sheriff s Office Columbus (GA) Police Department Fort Worth (TX) Police Department Miami-Dade Police Department St. Louis (MO) Police Department US Naval Criminal Investigative Service Palm Beach County (FL) Sheriff s Office Orange County Sheriff s (FL) Office Tarpon Springs (FL) Police Department Volusia County (FL) Sheriff s Office Alachua County (FL) Sheriff s Office Clearwater (FL) Police Department Highlands County (FL) Sheriff s Office Jupiter (FL) Police Department Ft. Lauderdale (FL) Police Department Connellsville (PA) Police Department Cherokee Indian Police Department

14 Gregory DeClue, Ph.D. Page 14 EVALUATION AND TREATMENT EXPERIENCE IN FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY THROUGH 2016 Conducting clinical evaluations related to criminal law including competency to stand trial, criminal responsibility, juvenile waiver decisions, and sentencing determinations Y Has conducted a total of 1,957 criminal forensic psychological evaluations, at least 319 of which were focused on confession issues. Conducting clinical evaluations regarding a broad range of civil legal issues including civil commitment, personal injury, and child custody Y Has conducted 458 psychological evaluations relevant to civil commitment of sex offenders. Y Has conducted 15 comprehensive child custody evaluations. Y Has conducted 338 family evaluations requested by a court, the Department of Children and Families (formerly HRS), the Coalition for Families and Children, and/or the Child Protection Team. Y Has conducted 3 forensic psychological evaluations to assess the extent of damage to psychological functioning following a personal injury. Providing specialized treatment services to individuals involved with the legal system Y Provided an outpatient sex-offender treatment program from 1988 to Y Provided court-mandated psychological services to individual clients (e.g., as a condition of probation) following charges such as DUI, spouse battery, child abuse. CONSULTATION Providing assessment, consultation, and training to law enforcement personnel Y Police psychologist for the Sarasota Sheriff s Office during : Provided 1,069 pre-employment evaluations, 37 fitness-for-duty evaluations, and 9 special assignment evaluations; provided focused post-incident intervention; provided onsite consultation to hostage negotiation team; provided counseling to law enforcement personnel; monitored progress of employees in mandated counseling. Y Police psychologist for the Sarasota Police Department during : Provided 417 pre-employment evaluations, 19 fitness-for-duty evaluations, and 76 special assignment evaluations; provided focused post-incident intervention; provides counseling to law enforcement personnel. Y Served as external psychological consultant to Manatee County Sheriff s Office from 2003 to Provided 3 pre-employment evaluations and 7 fitness-for-duty evaluations.

15 Gregory DeClue, Ph.D. Page 15 Y Police psychologist for the Longboat Key Police Department. Has provided 42 preemployment evaluations. Y Police psychologist for the New College Police Department. Has provided 10 preemployment evaluations. Y Served as police psychologist for the Sarasota-Bradenton Airport Authority Police Department. Provided consultation in setting up the police force, providing 50 preemployment evaluations. Y Served as a member of the Sara-Mana Critical Incident Stress Management Team. Providing consultation to mental health systems and practitioners on forensic issues Y Consulted with Sarasota Child Protection Team in staffings, and provided psychological evaluations and treatment for clients as requested. Providing consultation to lawmakers Y Served as Key Psychologist, liaison between local chapter of the Florida Psychological Association and Representative Harry Jennings. Providing consultation to attorneys and judges Y Provided gender bias training to judges in the Twelfth Judicial Circuit, September OTHER FUNCTIONS Serving as an expert witness at civil, criminal and administrative law trials Y Has appeared as an expert witness in court 542 times and has testified regarding competency to proceed, sanity at the time of the alleged offense, competency to waive rights, treatment and sentencing considerations, involuntary hospitalization, dangerousness, fitness to parent, ability of the parents to meet the best interests of the child, the psychology of interrogations and confessions and related issues, detection of deception, reliability of child witnesses, civil commitment, and civil commitment of sex offenders. Providing mediation to conflicts whose resolutions have significant consequences in the legal domain Y Served as a family mediator for six cases involving divorce and/or custody/visitation issues. Teaching, training, and supervising others in forensic psychology Y Served as consultant for Forensic Mental Health Associates, reviewing programs to train investigators, evaluators, and therapists in the area of sexual trauma. Y Supervised professionals and students gaining practical experience in working with sex offenders.

16 Gregory DeClue, Ph.D. Page 16 Scholarship in forensic psychology Y Currently serves as publisher for the Open Access Journal of Forensic Psychology Y Serves on the editorial board for Law and Human Behavior; served as associate editor for The Journal of Psychiatry & Law; served on the editorial board for the Journal of Threat Assessment and The Journal of Sexual Offender Civil Commitment: Science and the Law; conducts peer review for Behavioral Sciences and the Law and Psychology, Public Policy, & Law, Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, and the Journal of Forensic Psychiatry & Psychology (UK). Y See website for reprints of publications and presentations. Engaging in policy and program development in the psychology-law arena Y Provided testimony to the Florida Board of Psychology regarding the 2006 administrative rule regarding qualified practitioners of assessment and treatment of sex offenders.