Synesthesia The Phenomenon and its Presentation in Torts and Criminal Justice

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. 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," "Dissociative identity disorder in the courtroom: A guide to forensic testimony," "Court-visited surgical errors: A guide to forensic testimony," "Advanced tort law in surgical profession: Analysis of 50 cases," "The Battered Woman Syndrome: Perspectives in Criminal Law and Clinical Psychology," "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."