Chapter
1: Competency
to Stand Trial, Criminal Responsibility, Mental Retardation, Extreme Emotional
Disturbance, Guilty but Mentally Ill, Ethical Considerations When Representing
Mentally Ill Clients
- Leo Smith |
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Chapter
2: Mental
Health Problems: Competency to Stand Trial; Criminal Responsibility; Mental
Retardation; EED; GBMI
- Roger Gibbs |
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| Chapter
3: Mental
Health Issues in Criminal Cases The Elements of a Competent and Reliable
Mental Health Examination -John H. Blume |
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Chapter 4: Principles
of Developing and Presenting Mental Health Evidence in Criminal Cases
-John H. Blume and Pamela
Blume Leonard |
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Chapter 5: Avoiding
or Challenging a Diagnosis of Antisocial Personality Disorder
-John H. Blume and david
P. Voisin |
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Chapter
6: The Use of "Generators" in Brainstorming:
An Interactive-Environmental Approach to Case Conceptualization
© Eric Drogin, Ph.D. |
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Chapter
7: Decision Rules for Integrating the Expert
Into the Case: An 8 Step Process
- © Jim Clark, Ph.D.
& Ed Monahan |
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Chapter
8: The Fiend Unmasked; Developing the mental health
dimensions of the defense
- © Jim Clark, Ph.D.,
Lane Veltkamp, MSW, LCSW & Ed Monahan |
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Chapter
9: Social Histories and Forensic Mental Health Evaluations
in Forensic Cases
--©
Robert Walker, MSW, LCSW |
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Chapter
10: The Goals of Mitigation Interviews
- © Lee Norton, Ph.D. |
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Chapter
11: In Search of Psychology: A Jurisprudent
Therapy Perspective on Sexual Offender Risk Assessment
– ©Eric Drogin, Ph.D. |
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Chapter
12: Pre-Trial
Evaluation Program (Kentucky Correctional Psychiatric Center)
- Gregory S. Taylor |
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Chapter
13: Competency to Stand Trial
- Assessment Instrument
- Sample Questions |
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Chapter 14: Neuropsychological
Evidence in Criminal Defense
- Marilyn Wagner, Ph.D.© |
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Chapter
15: PTSD
in the Forensic Setting
- Douglas Ruth, M.D. |
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| Chapter
16: Checklist of Client Behavior Evidencing
Mental Impairments |
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Chapter 17: Learning
to Observe Signs of Mental Impairment
- Deana Dorman Logan |
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Chapter 18: Top
Ten Tips for Interviewing Emotionally Disturbed Persons
- Lynn Geurin, MSW, CSW |
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Chapter 19: Comprehensive
Textbook of Psychiatry VI
- Book Review by Douglas
Ruth, M.D. |
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Chapter 20: Diagnostic
and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, DSM-IV
- Book Review by William
Weitzel, M.D. |
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Chapter 21: DSM-IV
Classification Summary
- Lynn Geurin, MSW, CSW |
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Chapter 22: Global
Assessment of Functioning (GAF) Scale
- Lynn Geurin, MSW, CSW |
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Chapter 23: "But
Doctor, Isn't That Just Your Opinion?" Contributing to the Decision-Making
Process of the Forensic Psychologist as Expert Witness
- © Eric Drogin, Ph.D.
& Curtis Barrett, Ph.D. |
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Chapter 24: Cross-Examining
the Prosecution's Mental Health Expert
- Kelly Gleason & Robert
Harp |
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Chapter 25: Some
of the Nitty Gritty: Examples of Changes in the DSM-IV
- Kathleen Wayland |
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Chapter 26: Working
Effectively with Capital Defendants: Identifying and Managing Barriers
to Communication
– Lee Norton, Ph.D. |
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Chapter 27: Understanding
Severe Traumatization
Lizabeth Roemer and Leslie
Lebowitz, Ph.D. |
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Chapter 28: Breaking
Through: Communicating And Collaborating with the Mentally Ill Defendant
– ©Eric Drogin, Ph.D. |
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| Chapter 29: Sample
Testimony of Forensic Social Worker |
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| Chapter 30: Social
History Timeline |
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| Chapter 31: Sample
Testimony of Psychologist & Psychiatrist |
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Chapter 32: Pathfinder
– Will Hilyerd and Sara
King |
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