Tora Brawley

Tora Brawley's 2016 cognitive and neuropsychological assessment of Timothy Jones was discussed through other experts rather than through her own testimony. Witnesses described the assessment as addressing cognition, including memory and processing, and as including a memory-validity measure.

The assessment became a point of comparison with later testing. Expert witnesses gave differing accounts of how medication and possible underlying impairment related to Brawley's lower results; the court also required clarification that her testing should not be treated as support for behavioral conclusions outside its cognitive scope.