Dr. Randy Alexander

But that is not the pattern I've ever seen.

In point of fact, her work is excellent.

And I would hold out as being one of the top people in the entire United States.

So, you know, when you're picking on somebody and you say she has all this power, no, we don't have power like that.

But are you going to pick on the doctor who says you have cancer and say, well, that's a lot of power?

You know, we need lots of other opinions and all that sort of stuff.

I mean, it's kind of ridiculous when you sort of try to apply it across other disciplines, because

We have the power in the sense that we evaluate you.

Yeah, we reach a determination.

Sometimes you don't like that determination.

Well, then like don't hit your kid or something, you know, whatever the situation is or sexually abuse your child or whatever, you know, got you in the first place.

We reflect what has gone on, but we don't have power in the sense that we don't jail anybody.

We don't have any of that power.

That's the court that does it.

Now, the fact the court believes us, well, they believe all kinds of doctors for all kinds of issues, none of which have to do with child abuse necessarily.

And that's just the way it goes.

I mean, why do you have doctors if you're not going to ever listen to them?

I'm one of the doctors, maybe as much as anybody else in the country.

I have for a long, long time reviewed cases from around the country, testified cases around the country.

And when I get a case, like somebody calls me up, say from Arizona,