... that accounted for 46.8% of the variance explaining the presence of brain abnormalities. Our results suggest the importance of a comprehensive neurological and psychological examination of this special offender group. 06 11 2005 20 03 2005 27 07 2005 forensic science forensic psychiatry...

... environment. 20 08 2004 30 10 2004 01 01 2005 06 04 2005 forensic science forensic psychiatry matricide bipolar disorder dependent personality episodic dyscontrol syndrome References Green   C M . Matricides by sons . Med Sci Law   0025-8024 1981 ; 2 : 207...

... program, using a popular crime drama series, can be effective in facilitating learning in competency restoration programs. Limitations of this study include its lack of a control group and small population. 08 02 2004 02 10 2004 01 03 2005 forensic science forensic psychiatry...

... itself carries significant risk of morbidity and mortality. This article reviews the ethical, legal and clinical implications of making such difficult treatment decisions. 02 03 2003 21 09 2002 01 07 2003 forensic science forensic psychiatry involuntary treatment capacity...

... of that capacity. However, further study is needed to operationally define volitional capacity and address issues of assessment validity and reliability. 02 03 2002 02 12 2002 01 07 2003 forensic science forensic psychiatry sexually violent predator volitional capacity mental abnormality...

..., but not those treated with leuprolide or castration, is surprising. Monitoring of all patients treated with long-term androgen suppression for osteoporosis is suggested. 06 03 2003 17 11 2002 01 07 2003 forensic science forensic psychiatry osteoporosis cyproterone acetate bilateral...

... considerations involved, with particular attention devoted to the role the individual's traumatic brain injury played in applying the insanity defense. 09 07 2002 01 01 2003 forensic science suicide by cop police-assisted suicide forensic psychiatry forensic psychology traumatic brain...

..., forensic psychiatry, serial killers, paraphilias, necrophilia, anthropophagia, necrophagia, cannibalism, fetishism, Asperger s disorder, pervasive developmental disorders, autism, murder, homicide, aggression, violence, theory of mind, psychopathy, antisocial personality disorder, schizoid personality...

... be applying overt and covert pressure on clinicians with regard to conversion to voluntary status to gain smoking privileges. 08 07 2002 09 06 2002 01 11 2002 forensic science forensic psychiatry forensic psychology involuntary hospitalization involuntary commitment legal status...

... 01 2002 01 07 2002 forensic science forensic psychiatry De Clérambault's Syndrome erotomania paranoid disorders stalking psychiatric malpractice References De Clérambault   G . Les psychoses passionelles . In: Oeuvre psychia-trique . Paris : Presses Universitaires...

... science, forensic psychiatry, forensic psychology, glossolalia, speaking in tongues, religion The word glossolalia originates from the Greek roots for tongue or language and to speak, and simply means to talk languages (1). Glossolalia is colloquially known as speaking in tongues, and in Western...

... pedophilia forensic psychiatry dangerousness chat rooms pornography References Personal visit (by MJ) to FBI Headquarters in the Federal Building in Los Angeles, CA. People v. Reed , 53 Cal.App. 4th 389 ( 1996 ). People v. Han , 1999 66F.Supp. 2d 362. U.S. v. Charbonneau , 979 F.Supp...

.... This case is discussed within the context of contract murder, a crime that occurs relatively frequently and is probably increasing; yet it often goes undetected, the arrest rate is low, and the offender is rarely studied. 15 08 2000 07 10 2000 forensic science forensic psychiatry...

... professionals fewer explanations involving external control with the passing of time. 21 03 2000 05 06 2000 10 07 2000 forensic science criminals explanations crime violence mental disorder forensic psychiatry forensic psychology References McGahy   C L . Child...

... subtype. As expected, due to the small sample size, the less common types of combined homicide-suicide were not represented in this sample. 07 04 2000 20 06 2000 22 06 2000 forensic science forensic psychiatry psychiatry homicide mass murder murder suicide violence...

... forensic psychiatry posttraumatic stress disorder violence misidentification of persons combat addiction sleep disturbance dissociation means rea diminished capacity References van der Kolk   B A , Weisaeth   L , van der Hart   O . History of trauma in psychiatry . In: van de...

..., forensic psychiatry, hospitals, physicians, medical liability insurance companies, manufacturers of ECT stimulus generating devices, electroconvulsive therapy, Texas In Part 1 of this paper, we presented data collected by the Texas Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation (TDMHMR) in regards...

... of this valuable treatment modality. What, at first, was seen as an unwarranted legislative foray into the practice of medicine, has, in the end, become a source of valuable data supporting the use of ECT as an important treatment modality. KEYWORDS: forensic science, forensic psychiatry, electroconvulsive therapy...

... the necessity of psychiatric assessment and to facilitate prevention and rehabilitation programs in Taiwan. KEYWORDS: forensic science, forensic psychiatry, mental retardation, criminal characteristics, intellectual disability, Taiwan With the growing awareness of human rights of the mentally handicapped...

... to national levels. The forensic psychiatrist may undertake a challenging role in the interpretation of the hateful criminal mind at the interface of psychiatry and the law. 26 07 1999 29 10 1999 29 10 1999 forensic science forensic psychiatry hate crimes cyberhate Internet...