Court-visited Surgical Errors: A Guide to Forensic Testimony (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781499359930)

Naira R. Matevosyan is a medical doctor (MD, PhD) who also holds a law degree (Master of Science in Jurisprudence/MSJ) from Seton Hall University School of Law. This book was written in 2014, before her actual studies in the Law School. Naira was admitted by Emory University Law School in August 2013 for a Juris Master (JM) program, but she deliberately deferred because of financial constraints. Emory Law School kindly held her place for two years; in the meantime, Naira was allowed to audit Criminal Law and Constitutional Law classes (for free) at Emory Law for two semesters and was a welcomed visitor at Emory Law. In December 2014, Naira was simultaneously admitted by Duke University Law School and Seton Hall Law School for MSJ. She graduated Seton Hall Law School and earned her Master of Science in Jurisprudence (MSJ) degree in January 2016. A member of the Federal Bar Association (FBA), Naira Matevosyan has presided as a panel judge in the 19th Thurgood Marshall Moot Court Competitions held in March-April, 2016 at the Superior Court of DC, and the U.S. Court of Federal Claims. Other law books written before her studies at Seton Hall Law School: "Maternal-fetal conflicts, from torts to criminal justice: Medical-legal study of 120 cases," "The Battered Woman Syndrome: Perspectives in Criminal Law and Clinical Psychology," "Synesthesia: The Phenomenon and its Presentation in Torts and Criminal Justice," "Dissociative identity disorder in the courtroom: A guide to forensic testimony," "Advanced tort law in surgical profession: Analysis of 50 cases," "Spleen," "Procreative Liberty," "Rhabdomyoma & Rhabdomyosarcoma," and "Court-visited erroneous diagnoses and surgeries of parathyroids." Books written after earning the Law Degree from Seton Hall: "Reproductive Health Law Survey: Essays and Multiple-choice Q & A," "Isoimmunization in Pregnancy: Medical & Legal Survey," "Cervical Dystocia: Medical & Legal Survey," "Capgras and Fregoli Syndromes in Criminal Justice: A Guide to Forensic Testimony."