Oscar Pistorius, das Model, der Valentinstag und das war dann Notwehr

tayo schrieb:Bei O.P. geht es geht nur um das Strafmass

Ahnungslose schrieb:Indizienprozess, gegen Richterin können 2 Assessoren "begründen", dass sie die Indizien doch nicht ausreichend finden! Wenn nicht sicher, dann... basta!

tayo schrieb:Trotzdem hoffe ich, dass O.P. eine gerechte Strafe bekommen wird und die Richterin eine mutige Entscheidung trifft.

elweko schrieb:Früchtchen" er wirklich ist...und alle im Gerichtssaal haben es mitbekommen...wer will da noch was vertuschen oder beschönigen???

Forensic psychologist Ivan de Klerk said people in Oscar’s life could be questioned to better understand his actions and behaviour. “He would be evaluated by a team of between four to six psychologists, psychiatrists and social workers He would be observed for between four to eight hours by each of them,” he said.

De Klerk said he has never heard of someone being ordered to undergo observation for GAD.

One way in which Pistorius would be evaluated was by showing him different images, which he would need to interpret. This would give psychologists and psychiatrists an idea of how he saw his basic surroundings, he said.

Dr Giada del Fabbro, another forensic psychologist, said the evaluation would include psychometric tests and assessment tools, which would look at diagnosing anxiety and test for faking.

De Klerk said “faking it” was ill advised. “He could end up a State patient and only be released once they deem him cured,” he said.

http://citizen.co.za/181186/tests-include-friends-family/#commects-section (Archiv-Version vom 22.05.2014)

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Here's a bit more detail on the three psychiatrists and one psychologist who'll be evaluating Pistorius:

Leon Fine, the defence’s choice of psychiatrist, has a speciality in anxiety syndromes and “extensive experience” in giving evidence in court.

Prof Herman Pretorius is one of two Weskoppies psychiatrists appointed by the court to assess Pistorius. In a previous high-profile case he was tasked with assessing a Baviaanspoort prisoner who slit two nurses’ throats. Pretorius told the court in that instance that there was no sign the accused was unable to appreciate the wrongfulness of his deeds.

The other Weskoppies psychiatrist on the matter will be Carla Kotze, who has also testified in some noteworthy cases.

Rounding out the team is psychologist Jonathan Scholtz, who is an Adjunct Professor at the University of Pretoria and the head of psychology at Weskoppies.

It's clear, in other words, that Pistorius's mental observation is being undertaken by a team with substantial expertise and experience. Nonetheless, the decision of the court to have Pistorius observed as an out-patient is inevitably causing mutterings that the athlete is the recipient of special concessions: lawyers agree that it's certainly not normal for an accused in a matter like this to be granted out-patient status.

Among the concerns raised are that Pistorius's sleeping patterns and interpersonal dynamics (with other patients rather than psychiatrists) may not be assessed if he is an out-patient, and that even seven hours a day may not be enough time to carry out a comprehensive evaluation.

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When the experts have completed their report, copies will be sent to the registrar of the North Gauteng High Court, to the National Director of Public Prosecutions and to Pistorius himself.

http://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2014-05-20-pistorius-trial-week-nine-day-1/#.U30K2ijt8Xh

elweko schrieb:gemeint war "Heul-Arie" im obigen Post