6 B) Expert Witnesses Proposed by the representatives of the alleged victim 2) Nigel Eastman, Professor of Law and Ethics in Psychiatry and Head of Forensic Psychiatry of St. George’s University of London, whose expert opinion shall refer to the relevance of the alleged victim’s mental state to his conviction and sentence, and on the relevance of mental health in death penalty cases from a medical perspective. 3) Edward Fitzgerald QC, Barrister who specializes in criminal law, public law, and international human rights law, and has significant experience in death penalty appeals. His expert opinion will refer to the relevance, from a legal perspective, of mental state to both conviction and sentencing in death penalty cases. 4) Dr. Timothy Green, Clinical Psychologist, whose expert report shall refer to his psychological examination of the alleged victim and his subsequent psychological report concerning the alleged victim’s mental state in relation to defenses at trail and the imposition of the death penalty. Proposed by the State 5) Anthony V. Grant, Director of Community Legal Services and an expert on the Barbadian community legal services system, whose expert opinion will refer to the requirements for legal aid in death penalty cases. 6) Anthony Blackman, Principal Crown Counsel of the Department of Public Prosecution, whose expert opinion will refer to the law and procedure related to the defense of diminished responsibility in death penalty cases. 7) Dr. Brian MacLachlan, Consultant Psychiatrist at the Barbados Psychiatric Hospital who has provided expert psychiatric evidence in the law courts of Barbados. His expert testimony will refer to psychiatric assessments in death penalty cases. 2. To require the Commission, the representatives, and the State to take all of the necessary measures so that the alleged victim and expert witnesses listed in the preceding Operative Paragraph may render their declaration and expert opinions, respectively, through sworn written statements (affidavits), and submit them before the Inter-American Court by June 10, 2009.