In probing the American Psychological Association's complicity in post-9/11 interrogation methods, Sidley's David Hoffman found plenty to criticize—but also respect for the profession.
July 18, 2015 at 09:43 PM
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Before last year, Sidley Austin partner David Hoffman knew very little about the field of psychology—and hardly anything about its 137,000-member U.S. professional organization, the American Psychological Association.
As a federal prosecutor and city inspector general in Chicago before joining Sidley in 2011, Hoffman had much more experience with gang members and Fortune 500 companies than with mental health professionals.
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