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Haber,
R. N., & Haber, L. Presentation and Seminar on Eye-Witness Identification;
Illinois Judicial Conference, Evidence/Decision Making Seminar, Urbana, Ill,
Conference Organizer, Judge Carl Henninger. Taught seminar attended by 120
Illinois trial judges on eye witness testimony and expert evidence offered
in criminal courts, November, 1980.
Haber, L. and Haber, R.N. Eyewitness accuracy. Presentation to the Public Defenders Staff, Mono County, California. Mammoth Lakes, California, Nov, 1996.
Haber, R.N., & Haber L. Antecedent conditions and definitions for recovered memory. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Psychonomics Society, Chicago, Nov 1996.
Haber, R.N., & Haber, L. False positive rates for eyewitness identifications: too high? Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Psychonomics Society, Dallas, Nov 1998.
Haber, L., & Haber, R.N. Two case studies supporting instances of recovered memory. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Psychonomics Society, Dallas, Nov 1998.
Haber, R.N., & Haber, L. How accurate is eyewitness testimony: what do scientists know and what do juries know. Invited presentation to the High Desert Criminal Bar Association meeting, October, 1999.
Haber, R.N., & Haber, L. Memory and eyewitness reliability. Invited presentation at the Lawyers and Judges Accident Reconstruction and Litigation Conference, Las Vegas, Feb 2000.
Haber, R.N., & Haber, L. Eyewitness evidence in accident claims processing. Invited presentation at the Combined Claims Conference, City of Industry, CA, March, 2001.
Haber, R. N., & Haber. L. A meta-analysis of 250 research studies of the accuracy of lineup identifications made by eyewitnesses. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Psychonomics Society, Orlando, FL, November, 2001.
Haber, L. & Haber, R.N. Reliability of expert testimony based on fingerprint evidence. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Psychonomics Society, Orlando, Nov 2001.
Haber, L. and Haber, R.N., Can the legal system justify using eyewitness and fingerprint evidence? Research on error rates. Invited address to the California Association of Licensed Investigators, Sacramento, California March, 2003.
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