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00:00
Host Introduction and Case Summary
00:30
Reminder to Subscribe and Preview of Analysis Focus
01:01
Host Sets Analytical Framework for Testimony
01:31
Discussion of Qualifications and Training in CRPS and RSD
02:03
Analysis of Graduate School Coursework and Its Relevance
02:33
Evaluation of Vagueness in Testimony About Training Duration
03:04
Discussion of Specific Cases Involving Munch Houses by Proxy
03:35
Analysis of Testimony on Level of Involvement in Cases
04:06
Discussion of Reading and Studying Relevant Literature
04:36
Evaluation of Definite vs. Vague Answers Regarding Role
05:07
Analysis of Juror Perception of Testimony About Diagnosis Authority
05:38
Discussion of Professional Recommendations and Court Orders
06:10
Analysis of Circular Logic in Shelter Order Decisions
07:41
Jury Interpretation of Harmful Separation Statements
08:12
Clarifying Jury Response to Ambiguous Language
08:43
Video Evidence Supporting Munchausen by Proxy Diagnosis
09:15
Discussion of Ketamine Dosage and Medical Safety
09:46
Prescribing Practices and Record Keeping Concerns
10:17
DCF Reporting and Child Abuse Hotline Involvement
10:49
Jury Perception of Testimony Credibility
11:20
Assessment of Maya's Pain Claims
11:51
Mingering Test and Truth Assessment
12:21
Discussion of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Symptoms
12:51
Expert Commentary on CRPS and Pain Experience
13:22
Clarification of Personal Experience with Pain Conditions
13:57
Court Hearing Interaction and Child's Emotional Response
14:27
Discussion of Physical Contact with the Child in Court
14:57
Clarifying Whether the Child Initiated Physical Contact
15:29
Introduction of Dr. Sally Smith Testimony
16:01
Expert Status Confirmation
16:31
Testimony Confusion and Clarification
17:01
Record Availability Discussion
17:33
Directness as Jury Advantage
18:03
Potential Backfire of Directness
19:37
Medical Diagnosis Confirmation
20:09
Record Search Perception
20:40
Covert Video Surveillance Proposal
21:42
Parent vs. Child Observation Analysis
22:45
Parental Fitness Evaluation Gap
24:18
Discussion of Parental Fitness Evaluation
24:51
Introduction as Pediatrician and Role Clarity
25:53
Importance of Informed Consent in Child Abuse Investigations
25:56
Miscommunication with Maya Kowalski Regarding Investigation Purpose
26:26
Impact of Tone on Jury Perception
26:58
Strategic Use of Psychological Evidence in Court
27:59
Encouraging Further Analysis and Viewer Engagement