Family Court

We certainly appreciate the concerns she is sharing about the raw data going to a non-psychologist or someone not competent to review it. However, our understanding is that psychologists would be legally required to bring to court with them any documentation required by the subpoena. Once at court they could raise their objections and request that the raw data be reviewed by a psychologist. However, ultimately the Court would make the determination, not the psychologist. She may also wish to review the NSRP’s position statement on the release of file materials.

https://www.ns-rp.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Raw-Data-General-Disclosure.pdf