A newly trained torensic psychologist is called as an expert witness on the side of the detence. A cross- examination proceeds. (25 MARKS) A. Define 'Trier of Fact' (2 MARKS) and give two examples (2 MARKS) of who might be considered a 'Trier of Fact' in a Canadian criminal trial. B. Who ultimately decides the admissibility of the expert witness? (1 MARK). C. What can the forensic psychologist expect the cross-examination and/or witness qualification process to look like? (4 MARKS) D. What two legal precedents (cases) are considered in a cross examination (4 MARKS)? E. What is the Expert Witnesses' Duty once ruled admissible? (4 MARKS) F. What three (3) important standards did the "White Burgess' ruling establish? (3 MARKS) G. What four (4) criteria were established for expert witness testimony were established in the ''Mohan' ruling? (4 MARKS) E. What American case established the rules for admissibility of evidence and expert witness testimony in the United States? (1 MARK)