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to CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND BEHAVIOR Volume 23 Number 1 (March 1996) pp. 1-256 Number 2 (June 1996) pp. 257-424 Number 3 (September 1996) pp. 425-520 Number 4 (December 1996) pp. 521-616 Authors: ARRIGO, BRUCE A., “The Behavior of Law and Psychiatry: Rethinking Knowledge Construc- tion and the Guilty-But-Mentally-Ill Verdict,” 572. BARTOL, CURT R., “Police Psychology: Then, Now, and Beyond,” 70. BERGEN, GEORGE T., “Psychological Services for Law Enforcement, by Theodore H. Blau” [Book Review], 508. BERSOFF, DONALD N., see Ogloff, J.R.P. BJORKLY, STAL, ODD E. HAVIK, and TOR LOBERG, “The Interrater Reliability of the Scale for the Prediction of Aggression and Dangerousness in Psychotic Patients (PAD),” 440. BLAAUW, ERIC, RIEL VERMUNT, and AD KERKHOF, “Treatment in Police Custody: Organizational Characteristics and Performance of Custodial Divisions in Dutch Police Organizations,” 553. BOTTOMS, BETTE L., and GAIL S. GOODMAN, “International Perspectives on Children’s Testimony: Introduction to the Special Issue,” 260. BRODSKY, STANLEY L., “Twenty Years of Criminal Justice and Behavior: Observations From the Beginning,” 5. BROOME, KIRK M., KEVIN KNIGHT, GEORGE W. JOE, and D. DWAYNE SIMPSON, “Evaluating the Drug-Abusing Probationer: Clinical Interview Versus Self-Administered Assessment,” 593. BUFFING, FRANK, see Lamers-Winkleman, F CLEMENTS, CARL B., “Offender Classification: Two Decades of Progress,” 121. CLEMENTS, CARL B., “Psychological Classification of the Adult Male Prison Inmate, by Patricia Van Voorhis” [Book Review], 505. COULSON, GRANT, GIORGIO ILACQUA, VERNA NUTBROWN, DIANA GIULEKAS, and FRANCIS CUDIJOE, “Predictive Utility of the LSI for Incarcerated Female Offenders,” 427. CUDIJOE, FRANCIS, see Coulson, G. FLIN, RHONA, BRIAN KEARNEY, and KATHLEEN MURRAY, “Children’s Evidence: Scottish Research and Law,” 358. FRUEH, B. CHRISTOPHER, see Henning, K. R. 610 CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND BEHAVIOR GENDREAU, PAUL, “Offender Rehabilitation: What We Know and What Needs to Be Done,” 144, GIULEKAS, DIANA, see Coulson, G. GLENWICK, DAVID S., “Editor’s Preface,” 259. GLENWICK, DAVID S., “Introduction to the Speciai issue: The State of the Science and Art of Criminal Justice and Behavior,” 3. GOODMAN, GAIL S., see Bottoms, B. L. GOWDEY, KEVIN, see Sas, L. D. GRISSO, THOMAS, “Pretrial Clinical Evaluations in Criminal Cases: Past Trends and Future Directions,” 90. HARE, ROBERT D.., “Psychopathy: A Clinical Construct Whose Time Has Come,” 25. HAVIK, ODD E., see Bjgrkly, S. HENAGHAN, MARK, see Pipe, M.-E. HENNING, KRIS R., and B. CHRISTOPHER FRUEH, “Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment of Incarcerated Offenders: An Evaluation of the Vermont Department of Corrections’ Cognitive Self-Change Program,” 523. HERSHKOWITZ, IRIT, see Sternberg, K. J. HESS, ALLEN K., “Celebrating the Twentieth Anniversary of Criminal Justice and Behavior: The Past, Present, and Future of Forensic Psychology,” 236. ILACQUA, GIORGIO, see Coulson, G. JOE. GEORGE W., see Broome, K. M. JONES, RANDALL M., see White, J. M. KEARNEY, BRIAN, see Flin, R. KERKHOF, AD, see Blaauw, E. KNIGHT, KEVIN, see Broome, K. M. KOSS, MARY P., “The Measurement of Rape Victimization in Crime Surveys,” 55. LAMB, MICHAEL E., see Sternberg, K. J. LAMERS-WINKLEMAN, FRANCIEN, and FRANK BUFFING, “Children’s Testimony in the Netherlands: A Study of Statement Validity Analysis,” 304. LEVANDER, STEN, see Rasmussen, K. LOEBER, ROLF, and MAGDA STOUTHAMER-LOEBER, “The Development of Offending,” 12. L@BERG, TOR, see Bjgrkly, S. MARSHALL, W. L., “Assessment, Treatment, and Theorizing About Sex Offenders: Develop- ments During the Past Twenty Years and Future Directions,” 162. McGOUGH, LUCY S., see Warren, A. R. MONAHAN, JOHN, “Violence Prediction: The Past Twenty and the Next Twenty Years,” 107. MURRAY, KATHLEEN, see Flin, R. MYERS, JOHN E. B., “A Decade of International Reform to Accommodate Child Witnesses,” 402. NUTBROWN, VERNA, see Coulson, G. OGLOFF, JAMES R. P., ALAN J. TOMKINS, and DONALD N. BERSOFF, “Education and Training in Psychology and Law/Criminal Justice: Historical Foundations, Present Struc- tures, and Future Developments,” 200. PIPE, MARGARET-ELLEN, and MARK HENAGHAN, “Accommodating Children’s Testi- mony: Legal Reforms in New Zealand,” 377. QUINSEY, VERNON L., KELLY S. REID, and LANA E. STERMAC, “Mentally Disordered Offenders’ Accounts of Their Crimes,” 472. INDEX 611 RASMUSSEN, KIRSTEN, and STEN LEVANDER, “Crime and Violence Among Psychiatric Patients in a Maximum Security Psychiatric Hospital,” 455. REID, KELLY S., see Quinsey, V. L. SAS, LOUISE DEZWIREK, DAVID A. WOLFE, and KEVIN GOWDEY, “Children and the Courts in Canada,” 338. SIMPSON, D. DWAYNE, see Broome, K. M. SORENSEN, JON, and ROBERT D. WRINKLE, “No Hope for Parole: Disciplinary Infractions Among Death-Sentenced and Life-Without-Parole Inmates,” 542. STERMAC, LANA E., see Quinsey, V. L. STERNBERG, KATHLEEN J., MICHAEL E. LAMB, and IRIT HERSHKOWITZ, “Child Sexual Abuse Investigations in Israel,” 322. STOUTHAMER-LOEBER, MAGDA, see Loeber, R. TOMKINS, ALAN J., see Ogloff, J.R.P. VERMUNT, RIEL, see Blaauw, E. WARREN, AMYE R., and LUCY S$. McGOUGH, “Research on Children’s Suggestibility: Implications for the Investigative Interview,” 269. WHITE, JOSEPH M., and RANDALL M. JONES, “Identity Styles of Male Inmates,” 490. WOLFE, DAVID A., see Sas, L. D. WRINKLE, ROBERT D., see Sorensen, J. Articles: “Accommodating Children’s Testimony: Legal Reforms in New Zealand,” Pipe and Henaghan, 377. “Assessment, Treatment, and Theorizing About Sex Offenders: Developments During the Past Twenty Years and Future Directions,” Marshall, 162. “The Behavior of Law and Psychiatry: Rethinking Knowledge Construction and the Guilty-But- Mentally-Ill Verdict,” Arrigo, 572. “Celebrating the Twentieth Anniversary of Criminal Justice and Behavior: The Past, Present, and Future of Forensic Psychology,” Hess, 236. “Child Sexual Abuse Investigations in Israel,” Sternberg et al., 322. “Children and the Courts in Canada,” Sas et al., 338. “Children’s Evidence: Scottish Research and Law,” Flin et al., 358. “Children’s Testimony in the Netherlands: A Study of Statement Validity Analysis,” Lamers- Winkelman and Buffing, 304. “Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment of Incarcerated Offenders: An Evaluation of the Vermont Department of Corrections’ Cognitive Self-Change Program,” Henning and Frueh, 523. “Crime and Violence Among Psychiatric Patients in a Maximum Security Psychiatric Hospital,” Rasmussen and Levander, 455. “A Decade of International Reform to Accommodate Child Witnnesses,” Myers, 402. “The Development of Offending,” Loeber and Stouthamer-Loeber, 12. “Editor’s Preface,” Glenwick, 259. “Education and Training in Psychology and Law/Criminal Justice: Historical Foundations, Present Structures, and Future Developments,” Ogloff et al., 200. “Evaluating the Drug-Abusing Probationer: Clinical Interview Versus Self-Administered As- sessment,” Broome et al., 593. “Identity Styles of Male Inmates,” White and Jones, 490. “International Perspectives on Children’s Testimony: Introduction to the Special Issue,” Bottoms and Goodman, 260. 612 CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND BEHAVIOR “The Interrater Reliability of the Scale for the Prediction of Aggression and Dangerousness in Psychotic Patients (PAD),” Bjgrkly et al., 440. “Introduction to the Special Issue: The State of the Science and Art of Criminal Justice and Behavior,” Glenwick, 3. : “The Measurement of Rape Victimization in Crime Surveys,” Koss, 55. “Mentally Disordered Offenders’ Accounts of Their Crimes,” Quinsey et al., 472. “No Hope for Parole: Disciplinary Infractions Among Death-Sentenced and Life-Without-Parole Inmates,” Sorensen and Wrinkle, 542. “Offender Classification: Two Decades of Progress,” Clements, 121. “Offender Rehabilitation: What We Know and What Needs to Be Done,” Gendreau, 144. “Police Psychology: Then, Now, and Beyond,” Bartol, 70. “Predictive Utility of the LSI for Incarcerated Female Offenders,” Coulson et al., 427. “Pretrial Clinical Evaluations in Criminal Cases: Past Trends and Future Directions,” Grisso, 90. “Psychopathy: A Clinical Construct Whose Time Has Come,” Hare, 25. “Research on Children’s Suggestibility: Implications for the Investigative Interview,” Warren and McGough, 269. “Treatment in Police Custody: Organizational Characteristics and Performance of Custodial Divisions in Dutch Police Organizations,” Blaauw et al., 553. “Twenty Years of Criminal Justice and Behavior: Observations From the Beginning,” Brodsky, LF “Violence Prediction: The Past Twenty and the Next Twenty Years,” Monahan, 107. Book Reviews: “Psychological Classification of the Adult Male Prison Inmate, by Patricia Van Voorhis,” Clements, 505. “Psychological Services for Law Enforcement, by Theodore H. Blau,” Bergen, 508. — -