Corrections

Dr. Coffman completed her undergraduate degree at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia. She then completed both her MD and MPH in a combined, 4-year program at Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana. The focus of Dr. Coffman's MPH studies was Health Systems Management.

Dr. Coffman completed a residency in psychiatry with an integrated intern year at Tulane University. She served as Chief Resident in her final year of residency. She returned to Emory University to finish her post-graduate training with a fellowship in forensic psychiatry.

Paul Adee is a corrections expert with over three decades of experience in correctional and courthouse facilities. As an expert at Robson Forensic, Paul’s forensic casework involves the policies, procedures, and incident-specific actions of law enforcement and corrections personnel and agencies, including correctional operations, law enforcement & detention training, use of force investigations and policies, inmate healthcare, in-custody deaths, transportation of county and federal inmates, and courthouse security.

Dr. Lisa Boesky specializes in Jail Suicide.
She is a Psychologist who has spent 28+ years training/educating others about Suicide/Mental Health in Corrections, evaluates Jail Suicide Prevention Policies and Procedures, and is an experienced Expert Witness.
Dr. Lisa has served as an opinion source for CNN, Fox News, CBS News, ABC News, US News and World Report, People Magazine, USA Today, the Wall Street Journal, and many others.

Dr. Joel A. Dvoskin is a clinical and forensic psychologist, licensed in Arizona and certified in Forensic Psychology by the American Board of Professional Psychology.
He is the former Acting Commissioner of Mental Health for the State of NY, after serving for more than a decade as Associate Commissioner and Director for Forensic Services for the NY State Office of Mental Health. He served as Chair of the Governor’s Advisory Council on Behavior Health and Wellness for the State of Nevada.

Dr. Adhia is triple-Board-Certified in Forensic Psychiatry, Brain Injury Medicine, and Psychiatry. He assesses emotional distress and mental health injuries as well as brain injury. Triggers considered are personal injury, undue influence, changed competency, medical malpractice, physical and emotional abuse, violence, and criminal behavior.