Violent Crimes Expert Witnesses
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On this page you will find expert witnesses who may consult regarding violent crimes. The experts found in these areas may give opinions concerning aggravated assault, assault, and crimes of violence. Consultants found through these areas of expertise may provide reports on homicide, kidnapping, murder, and manslaughter. They may also testify regarding rape, robbery, and sexual crimes, as well as related topics.
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What is a violent crimes expert witness?
A violent crimes expert witness is a person who has expertise in the investigation and prosecution of violent crimes, such as aggravated assault, sexual assault, homicide, kidnapping, murder, rape, robbery, and/or manslaughter.
What is the role of a violent crimes expert witness?
A violent crimes expert witness can provide testimony on issues related to the investigation, prosecution, and defense of violent crimes.
How much can a person make as a violent crimes expert witness?
Violent crimes expert witnesses can earn anywhere from $175 to $450 or more per hour, depending on the case. Experts usually receive compensation for travel time, and more for deposition and trial testimony.
What are the qualifications of a violent crimes expert witness?
A violent crimes expert witness should have experience in crime scene investigation, criminal behavior, and forensic psychology.
For a lawsuit, what type of evidence is gathered and reviewed by a violent crimes expert witness?
A violent crimes expert witness may gather and review evidence such as crime scene photos, autopsy reports, witness statements, and forensic evidence to provide expert testimony in a lawsuit.
In what type of cases would there be testimony from a violent crimes expert witness?
A violent crimes expert witness may provide testimony in cases involving homicide, assault, domestic violence, sexual assault, and other violent crimes where their specialized knowledge and experience can assist the court.