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Psychological Testimony and the Decisions of Prospective Death-Qualified Jurors (From Death Penalty in America: Current Research, P 71-88, 1991, Robert M Bohm, ed. -- See NCJ-127534)

NCJ Number

127539

Date Published

1991

Coping with Psychiatric and Psychological Testimony

NCJ Number

125096

Date Published

1988

Does Pleading Insanity Result in a Defendant's Loss of Fifth and Sixth Amendment Rights in Powell v. Texas?

NCJ Number

123490

Journal

Criminal Justice Journal

Date Published

1989

Psychological and Psychiatric Aspects of a Coerced-Internalized False Confession

NCJ Number

122744

Journal

Journal of the Forensic Science Society

Date Published

1989

Psychiatric Testimony in the Criminal Prosecution Process

NCJ Number

121926

Journal

Canadian Criminology Forum

Date Published

1989

Judicial Pursuit of Knowledge: Truth and/or Justice

NCJ Number

122082

Journal

Rutgers Law Review

Date Published

1988

Ultimate Opinion Prescriptions: A Cosmetic Fix and a Plea for Empiricism

NCJ Number

121548

Journal

Law and Human Behavior

Date Published

1989

Psychiatric Predictions and the Death Penalty: An Unconstitutional Sword for the Prosecution but a Constitutional Shield for the Defense

NCJ Number

120650

Journal

Behavioral Sciences and the Law

Date Published

1989

Mental Assessment Approaches (From Representing ...Battered Women Who Kill, P 99-112, 1989, Sara Lee Johann and Frank Osanka -- See NCJ-119339)

NCJ Number

119341

Date Published

1989

Psychiatric and Psychological Evidence in Child Custody Cases

NCJ Number

118849

Journal

Trial

Date Published

1989

Expert Testimony in Criminal Trials (From The Litigation Manual, P 1018-1020, 1989, John G Koeltl, ed. -- See NCJ-117323)

NCJ Number

117365

Date Published

1989

Organization, Administration, and Cost of Mental Health Expert Assistance Provided to Indigent Criminal Defendants in Virginia

NCJ Number

115062

Date Published

1986

Pleasant Surprise: The Guilty But Mentally Ill Verdict Has Both Succeeded in Its Own Right and Successfully Preserved the Traditional Role of the Insanity Defense (From Criminal Law Review, P 3-56, 1988, James G Carr, ed. -- See NCJ-114710)

NCJ Number

114711

Date Published

1988

Resurrection of the Ultimate Issue Rule: Federal Rule of Evidence 704(b) and the Insanity Defense (From Criminal Law Review, P 377-397, 1988, James G Carr, ed. -- See NCJ-114710)

NCJ Number

114719

Date Published

1988

Psychologist and the Psychiatrist as Expert Witnesses: Perceived Credibility and Influence

NCJ Number

112729

Journal

Professional Psychology: Research and Practice

Date Published

1988

Mental Health Professional as Expert Witness: Psychosocial Evaluation of Battered Women Accused of Homicide or Assault

NCJ Number

111602

Journal

Journal of Interpersonal Violence

Date Published

1988

Clinical Predictors on Trial: A Case for Their Defense (From Dangerousness: Probability and Prediction, Psychiatry and Public Policy, P 209-225, Christopher D Webster, et al, eds. -- NCJ-110751)

NCJ Number

110758

Date Published

1985

Limits of Mental Health Expertise in Juvenile and Family Law

NCJ Number

110517

Journal

International Journal of Law and Psychiatry

Date Published

1987

Psychiatrist as Expert Witness (From Forensic Psychiatry and Psychology, P 513-535, 1986, William J Curran, et al, eds. -- See NCJ-110591)

NCJ Number

110610

Date Published

1986

Dangerousness: Probability and Prediction, Psychiatry and Public Policy

NCJ Number

110751

Date Published

1985

New Legal Standard of Dangerousness: Fair in Theory, Unfair in Practice (From Dangerousness: Probability and Prediction, Psychiatry and Public Policy, P 13-24, 1985, Christopher D Webster, et al, eds. -- See NCJ-110751)

NCJ Number

110752

Date Published

1985

Prediction, Professionalism, and Public Policy (From Dangerousness: Probability and Prediction, Psychiatry and Public Policy, P 177-207, 1985, Christopher D Webster, et al, eds. -- See NCJ-110751)

NCJ Number

110757

Date Published

1985

Does Plight Make Right: The Battered Woman Syndrome, Expert Testimony and the Law of Self-Defense

NCJ Number

110382

Journal

Indiana Law Journal

Date Published

1987

Admissibility of Expert Testimony on Battered Woman Syndrome in Battered Women's Self-Defense Cases in Louisiana

NCJ Number

109326

Journal

Louisiana Law Review

Date Published

1987

Right to a Partisan Psychiatric Expert: Might Indigency Preclude Insanity?

NCJ Number

109677

Journal

New York University Law Review

Date Published

1987