The Final Project is due by of A superior Final Project demonstrates breadth and depth of knowledge and critical thinking appropriate for graduate-level scholarship. The paper portion of this project must follow the (APA) guidelines and be free of typographical, spelling, and grammatical errors. The paper should be 1015 pages, not counting the title page, abstract, or references. Please note that quantity does not always correspond to quality, and a well-written Final Project that includes all of the necessary information can be accomplished in fewer than the maximum number of pages. The Final Project for this course will be evaluated according to all four indicators in the Application Assignment and Final Project Writing Rubric located in the Course Information area. The Final Project for this course focuses on the roles that a forensic psychology professional might play in relation to the court system. Read the Final Project Case Study and assume that you will be testifying as the forensic psychology professional for the case. Be sure to review the Learning Resources presented throughout the co
urse to aid you in your preparation for testifying on the case. You will be required to video tape your testimony (your responses to the Final Project Case Study Testimony Questions that are provided) and submit it through the Kaltura Video function. You also will be required to submit a paper containing the topics listed below and address each point thoroughly with supported responses. Please read the Kaltura Video Instructions for important information regarding the filming and submission of the video portion of this project. All parties involved in the video must read and sign this form. Submit the signed form to your Instructor with the video assignment. This form is located in the area under Course Home. (SEE ATTACHMENT) (SEE ATTATCHMENT) You may want to review the entire course media before completing the final project and videotaping your testimony. You can view the course media in its entirety in the Week 1 Resources area. When filming your testimony, your partner does not have to be on camera, but he or she must still act as the attorney and read each of the Case Study Testimony Questions.