No, the Clinical Psych was interviewed at the private dinner (it wasn't the little table for two, rubbing feet under it and gazing into candles that AH's toad legal woman was projecting
she clearly wanted the jury to think they were a "thing" ).
Remember we had covid situation, many restaurants, buildings, companies were wfh or working odd hours.
Maybe a dinner with all parties held after work, so they ate while chatting was all that could happen at that time.
She was hired by JD's legal team to evaluate AH. She is very qualified and did as her brief for the job required.
She had two sessions on two days (two full working days). One of my family had an 8 hour meeting at a London hospital and was diagnosed from that. She used set forms and tests to work through what AH may or may not have.
It's highly unethical and unprofessional the court should allocate an independent psychologist to evaluate both. The court didn't allocate for both to be evaluated, the lady was hired by JD's legal team to evaluate AH, it won't be sealed as it's relevant to the Case, in establishing someone's behaviour, reasoning and ways.
She is there purely to write a report.