QEEG FORENSIC COMPENDIUM
Being compiled by David S. Cantor, Ph.D.
The following are the results from an ongoing survey of legal cases where QEEG has been entered as evidence of brain dysfunction:
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Case Description
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Use of QEEG, Results, and Disposition
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State of Kansas v.s. Brandon L. Davis
Case Date: January 23, 2004
Case Number: Shawnee County case No. 03 CR 1420
State: Kansas
Court Type: District Superior Court
Case Type: Criminal
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Evidence Accepted: Yes
QEEG Role:
qEEG was admitted to evidence and I testified as expert witness. There was established serous brain injury and qEEG plus neuropsych plus psychiatric forensic eval all pointed to reduced capacity for judgement. Sentence was reduced.
Case Disposition: Guilty. Reduced sentence.
Person Supplying Evidence: Thomas V. Matthews, Ph.D.
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