What I have tried instead is to share how I understand and approach court testimony. The book addresses what expert witnesses should do when they are testifying and how to handle very aggressive challenges during depositions for trials. It not only applies to experts, but to many people who are not expert witnesses. Brodsky said he has received letters from environmental engineers, defendants and witnesses who have utilized the book. Also, many attorneys have used it in preparing their clients for court.
Effective communication can help witnesses when they are faced by challenges from attorneys.
Brodsky is the author of 10 books and 160 articles and chapters, mostly in psychology applied to legal studies. He coordinates the psychology-law Ph.D. concentration at the University. Among other honors, he was the 1996 recipient of the Distinguished Contribution Award for Outstanding Achievement in Forensic Psychology by the American Academy of Forensic Psychology. He is a frequent leader of workshops on court testimony and forensic psychology.