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Distinguished Contributions to Forensic Psychology Award

The Distinguished Contribution to Forensic Psychology is granted annually, at the discretion of the Executive Committee of the American Academy of Forensic Psychology. The award is announced in October and the recipient is invited to present an address at AP-LS the following year. The Executive Committee may seek nominations for the award, and anyone wishing to make a nomination may contact a member of the Executive Committee to do so.

Psychologists Honored in Past Years

2008Randy OttoOn Improving Forensic Evaluation Practices
2007Ira Packer 
2005Daniel ShumanRethinking Compensation for Mental and Emotional Harm
2004Kirk Heilbrun 
2003 Robert Fein 
2002 Gail Goodman 
2001 Robert Hare 
2000 Steven Ceci 
1999 Paul Lipsitt 
1998 Henry Steadman 
1997Alan Goldstein 
1996 Stanley Brodsky 
1995 Elizabeth Loftus 
1994 Stephen Golding 
1993 Charles Patrick Ewing 
1992 Saleem Shah 
1991 John Monahan 
1990 Norm Poythress 
1989 Stephen Morse 
1988 Thomas Grisso 
1987 Ted Blau 
1986 David Shapiro 
19851 Richard Rogers 
1first year of award






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