Dr. Kennedy specializes in the interface of human behavior with questions of law. She is a Boston University and Harvard educated clinical and forensic psychologist and neuropsychologist who has worked for over twenty years as a researcher and practitioner in the field of law and psychology. She has been involved in policy creation and policy implementation for several state agencies where mental health and criminal justice intersect. Dr. Kennedy is in private practice in Hawaii where she performs forensic case consultations and serves as an expert in court related matters. Having been a guest lecturer nationally and internationally, Dr. Kennedy enjoys sharing her mission, which to help people understand the purpose and dynamics of human behavior and to provide understanding of behavior in the context of bigger issues.

Dr. Kinscherff is a clinical/forensic psychologist and attorney who is Associate Vice President (Community Engagement) and Professor in the doctoral clinical psychology program at William James College.  He is also Associate Program Director (Juvenile and Young Adult Justice Project) for the Center for Law, Brain & Behavior at Massachusetts General Hospital.  For the American Psychological Association, he currently serves on a Working Group reviewing the Child Protection Evaluations guidelines for COPPS, and is a past Member of  COPPS, two-term Past Chair of the Ethics Committee, Past Chair of the Committee on Legal Issues, and past Chair of the APA Gun Violence Policy Review Task Force.  Dr. Kinscherff teaches and consults internationally, and has authored or co-authored some 65 publications, including a book on ethics in psychology practice published by APA.