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    Does evidence referenced from or shown to OCL have to be disclosed to the other side as part of the final report? Here are some examples:

    1) A party in the dispute shows an email to disprove / prove something within the family case. When determining their recommendations, does the assessor have to disclose that email to the other party with the report?

    2) A party in the dispute plays an audio recording to disprove / prove something within the family case. When determining their recommendations, does the assessor have to disclose that audio to the other party with the report?

    Case notes / reports:

    3) What happens when certain parts of OCL interviews are in the report but not in the case notes?

    4) What happens when certain parts of OCL interviews are not in the report but appear in the case notes? Does the OCL have the authority to draw appropriate conclusions to what's relevant in the family case?

    5) What happens when certain parts of OCL interviews are not in the report and not in the case notes? Does the OCL have the authority to draw appropriate conclusions to what's relevant in the family case? and then conclude certain statements as purposeful / manipulative / not within the legal scope of the matter / irrelevant?

    Power of OCL:

    6) How much power does OCL have to sense what's really going on, put it into the report, to convince any judge?

    7) What are the statistics out there for experienced OCL assessors?

    And finally 8) When can an OCL recommendation be used in court?

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    Any assistance on this would be highly appreciated.
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