Marc Hillbrand,John L Young,Ezra E H Griffith
Marc Hillbrand
Don Grubin
Don Grubin
Stuart Gitlow
Stuart Gitlow
Combat veterans and the death penalty: a forensic neuropsychiatric perspective [0.03%]
战斗老兵与死刑：法医神经精神学视角
Hal S Wortzel,David B Arciniegas
Hal S Wortzel
With our nation's present conflicts, a new generation of veterans are returning home, many of whom have substantial psychopathology and are encountering significant barriers in accessing care. Headlines from around the nation reflect that s...
Alice in actuarial-land: through the looking glass of changing Static-99 norms [0.03%]
观察静态-99规范变迁的镜像——爱丽丝漫游金融数学世界记
Shoba Sreenivasan,Linda E Weinberger,Allen Frances et al.
Shoba Sreenivasan et al.
The Static-99, an actuarial rating method, is employed to conduct sexual violence risk assessment in legal contexts. The proponents of the Static-99 dismiss clinical judgment as not empirical. Two elements must be present to apply an actuar...
Disparities in justice and care: persons with severe mental illnesses in the U.S. immigration detention system [0.03%]
司法与照护的不平等：美国移民拘留系统中的严重精神疾病患者
Kristen C Ochoa,Gregory L Pleasants,Joseph V Penn et al.
Kristen C Ochoa et al.
As the total number of persons held within the U.S. immigration detention system has grown, the number of detained persons with severe mental illnesses has grown correspondingly. Reports issued by the government, legal and human rights advo...
Normative versus consequential ethics in sexually violent predator laws: an ethics conundrum for psychiatry [0.03%]
性暴力预测者法中的规范伦理与后果伦理：精神病学面临的伦理困境
Shoba Sreenivasan,Allen Frances,Linda E Weinberger
Shoba Sreenivasan
Nineteen states and the federal government have statutes for the civil commitment of sexually violent predators (SVP). The American Psychiatric Association has vigorously opposed SVP laws, citing the abuse of both individual civil rights an...
Christopher T Benitez,Dale E McNiel,Renée L Binder
Christopher T Benitez
Protection orders are widely used legal interventions intended to reduce the risk of future harm by one person considered to be a threat to another. However, there has been controversy about when and whether such orders are useful. This art...
Folie a deux and the courts [0.03%]
共病妄想与司法问题
William J Newman,Melissa A Harbit
William J Newman
Folie à deux is a condition that presents distinct challenges in the legal system. The authors searched the LexisNexis database for cases involving folie à deux and provide a review of criminal and civil case law involving individuals wit...
William H Fisher,Thomas Grisso
William H Fisher
There is a longstanding body of literature that describes how states' civil commitment statutes have been stretched or circumvented to accommodate institutional and systemic needs. The paper by Levitt and colleagues provides yet another exa...