Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law 2004: Vol 32 Index

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AUTHOR INDEX
Volume 32, 2004
A Cohen BJ, McCarvey EL, Pinkerton RC & Kryzhanivska L.
Willingness and Competence of Depressed and
Adshead G. see Sarkar SP, 465 Schizophrenic Inpatients to Consent to Research, 134
Alston J. Review of Child Maltreatment Risk Assessments, 116 Commons ML, Miller PM & Gutheil TG. Expert Witness
Rogerson R. see Black DW, 158 Perceptions of Bias in Experts, 70
Appelbaum PS. Commentary: Willingness and Competence Corrigan PW. see Watson AC, 378
of Depressed and Schizophrenic Inpatients to Consent
to Research, 144
D
Arikan R & Pinals DA. Legal digest, 207
Arndt S. see Black DW, 158
Daderman AM, Fredriksson B, Nilsson L-H, Kristiansson M
& Lidberg L. Letter to the editor, 467
B Daniel AE. Commentary: Decision-Making by Front-Line
Service Providers—Attitudinal or Contextual, 386
Baird JA. Forensic Psychiatr)' in Its Time and Place (edito¬ David B. see Price TB, 163
rial), 6 Deakin C & Ciccone JR. Legal digest, 457, 459
Balachandra K, Swaminath S, Litman LC. Impact of Winko Delphin M. Griffith EEH, 124
on Absolute Discharges, 173 DeMier RL. see Frederick RI, 343
Baranoski M & Buchanan J. Legal digest, 102 Drach KM. see Righthand D, 116
Bard B. see Lewis DO, 408
Beck JC. Delusions, Substance Abuse, and Serious Violence,
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169
Beckson M. w Thompson CR, 277
Erickson SK & Ciccone JR. Legal digest, 452, 454, 456
Binder RL. Reflections of a Forensic Psychiatrist in Washing¬
ton: Politics and Policy’, 324
Black DW, Arndt S, Hale N & Rogerson R. Use of the Mini F
International Neuropsychiatric Interview (MINI) as a
Screening Tool in Prisons: Results of a Preliminary Fan Z. see McCarroll JE, 53
Study, 158 Felthouse AR. see Kachigian C, 263
Blake P. see Lewis DO, 408 Feuerstein S. Legal digest, 109
Blinder M. Suicide, Psychiatric Malpractice, and the Bell Fitch WL. Commentary: Atkins on a Diet—a Fit but Lean
Curve, 319 Guide for Policy-Makers, 314
Bloom JD. see Snyder K, 76 Foulks EF. Commentary: Racial Bias in Diagnosis and Medi¬
Bloom JD. Thirty-Five Years of Working With Civil Com¬ cation of Mentally Ill Minorities in Prisons and Com¬
mitment Statutes, 430 munities, 34
Bonnie RJ. The American Psychiatric Association’s Resource Fredriksson B. see Daderman AM, 477
Document on Mental Retardation and Capital Sen¬ Freedman AM. see Halpern AL, 180
tencing: Implementing v. Virginia, 304
Brodsky A. see Gutheil TG, 390
G
Buchanan J. see Baranoski M, 102
Bursztajn H. see Gutheil TG, 390
Garrick T. see Sreenivasan S, 213
Gerbasi JB & Scott CL. Sell v. U.S.: Involuntary Medication
C to Restore Trial Competency—A Workable Standard?,
83
Carty SJ. Review of Examinations of Competency to Stand Gonzalez N & Packer IK. Legal digest, 204
Trial, 343 Granacher RP, Jr. Commentary: Alcoholic Blackout and Alle¬
Chamberlain JR. Legal digest, 329 gation of Amnesia During Criminal Acts, 371
Choudhary V. Legal digest, 111 Grant JE. Co-occurrence of Personality Disorders in Persons
Ciccone JR. see Deakin C, 457, 459; Erickson SK, 452, 454, with Kleptomania: A Preliminary Investigation, 395
456; Yemeni S, 451,461,462 Greenbaum E. Commentary: Clergy Confidentiality—^A Re¬
Clayfield JC. see Grudzinskas AJ, Jr, 223 sponse to Griffith and Young, 51
474 The Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law
AUTHOR INDEX
Volume 32, 2004
A Cohen BJ, McCarvey EL, Pinkerton RC & Kryzhanivska L.
Willingness and Competence of Depressed and
Adshead G. see Sarkar SP, 465 Schizophrenic Inpatients to Consent to Research, 134
Alston J. Review of Child Maltreatment Risk Assessments, 116 Commons ML, Miller PM & Gutheil TG. Expert Witness
Rogerson R. see Black DW, 158 Perceptions of Bias in Experts, 70
Appelbaum PS. Commentary: Willingness and Competence Corrigan PW. see Watson AC, 378
of Depressed and Schizophrenic Inpatients to Consent
to Research, 144
D
Arikan R & Pinals DA. Legal digest, 207
Arndt S. see Black DW, 158
Daderman AM, Fredriksson B, Nilsson L-H, Kristiansson M
& Lidberg L. Letter to the editor, 467
B Daniel AE. Commentary: Decision-Making by Front-Line
Service Providers—Attitudinal or Contextual, 386
Baird JA. Forensic Psychiatr)' in Its Time and Place (edito¬ David B. see Price TB, 163
rial), 6 Deakin C & Ciccone JR. Legal digest, 457, 459
Balachandra K, Swaminath S, Litman LC. Impact of Winko Delphin M. Griffith EEH, 124
on Absolute Discharges, 173 DeMier RL. see Frederick RI, 343
Baranoski M & Buchanan J. Legal digest, 102 Drach KM. see Righthand D, 116
Bard B. see Lewis DO, 408
Beck JC. Delusions, Substance Abuse, and Serious Violence,
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169
Beckson M. w Thompson CR, 277
Erickson SK & Ciccone JR. Legal digest, 452, 454, 456
Binder RL. Reflections of a Forensic Psychiatrist in Washing¬
ton: Politics and Policy’, 324
Black DW, Arndt S, Hale N & Rogerson R. Use of the Mini F
International Neuropsychiatric Interview (MINI) as a
Screening Tool in Prisons: Results of a Preliminary Fan Z. see McCarroll JE, 53
Study, 158 Felthouse AR. see Kachigian C, 263
Blake P. see Lewis DO, 408 Feuerstein S. Legal digest, 109
Blinder M. Suicide, Psychiatric Malpractice, and the Bell Fitch WL. Commentary: Atkins on a Diet—a Fit but Lean
Curve, 319 Guide for Policy-Makers, 314
Bloom JD. see Snyder K, 76 Foulks EF. Commentary: Racial Bias in Diagnosis and Medi¬
Bloom JD. Thirty-Five Years of Working With Civil Com¬ cation of Mentally Ill Minorities in Prisons and Com¬
mitment Statutes, 430 munities, 34
Bonnie RJ. The American Psychiatric Association’s Resource Fredriksson B. see Daderman AM, 477
Document on Mental Retardation and Capital Sen¬ Freedman AM. see Halpern AL, 180
tencing: Implementing v. Virginia, 304
Brodsky A. see Gutheil TG, 390
G
Buchanan J. see Baranoski M, 102
Bursztajn H. see Gutheil TG, 390
Garrick T. see Sreenivasan S, 213
Gerbasi JB & Scott CL. Sell v. U.S.: Involuntary Medication
C to Restore Trial Competency—A Workable Standard?,
83
Carty SJ. Review of Examinations of Competency to Stand Gonzalez N & Packer IK. Legal digest, 204
Trial, 343 Granacher RP, Jr. Commentary: Alcoholic Blackout and Alle¬
Chamberlain JR. Legal digest, 329 gation of Amnesia During Criminal Acts, 371
Choudhary V. Legal digest, 111 Grant JE. Co-occurrence of Personality Disorders in Persons
Ciccone JR. see Deakin C, 457, 459; Erickson SK, 452, 454, with Kleptomania: A Preliminary Investigation, 395
456; Yemeni S, 451,461,462 Greenbaum E. Commentary: Clergy Confidentiality—^A Re¬
Clayfield JC. see Grudzinskas AJ, Jr, 223 sponse to Griffith and Young, 51
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Griffith EEH, Delphin M & Norko MA. An American Cul¬ Keefe B & Pinals DA. Legal digest, 202
tural View of the British DSPD Proposals (editorial), Kelly PL. Legal digest, 106
124 Keram EA. Legal digest, 334
Griffith EEH. Review of Living Outside Mental Illness: Quali¬ Kerr BB. see Righthand D, 116
tative Studies of Recovery in Schizophrenia, 115 Kristiansson M. see Daderman AM, 467
Griffith EEH. Stories and the Journal, 222 Kristiansson M, Sumelius K & Sondergaard HP. Post-trau¬
Griffith EEH & Young JL. Clergy Counselors and Confiden¬ matic Stress Disorder in the Forensic Psychiatric Set¬
tiality: A Case for Scrutiny, 43 ting, 399
Grounds A. Forensic Psychiatry and Political Controversy, Kryzhanivska L. see Cohen BJ, 134
192 Kuo A. Legal digest, 335, 337
Grudzinskas AJ, Jr. see Saleh FM, 211
Grudzinskas AJ, Jr & Clayfield JC. Mental Health Courts L
and the Lesson Learned in Juvenile Court (editorial),
223 Lacoursiere RB. Letter to the editor, 114
Gunn J. The Royal College of Psychiatrists and the Death LeBourgeois HW, III & Pinals DA. Legal digest, 200
Penalty, 188 Leong GB. Commentary: No Rational Reasons for Changing
Gutheil TG. see Commons ML, 70; Recupero PR, 250; Sat- Competency-to-Stand-Trial Standard, 246
tar SP, 148 Leong GB. Letter to the editor, 466
Gutheil TG, Bursztajn H, Hilliard JT & Brodsky A. “Just Say Lewis DO, Yeager CA, Blake P, Bard B & Strenziok M.
No”: Experts’ Late Withdrawal From Cases to Preserve Ethics Questions Raised by the Neuropsychiatric,
Independence and Objectivity, 390 Neuropsychological, Educational, Developmental, and
Gutheil TG, Hauser M, Spruiell G, White MS & Strasburger Family Characteristics of 18 Juveniles Awaiting Execu¬
LH. Letter to the editor, 340 tion in Texas, 408
Gutheil TG. Paraforensic Aspects of Expert Witness Practice, Lidberg L. see Daderman AM, 467
356 Litman LG. see Balachandra K, 173
H M
Hackett M. Commentary: Do Forensic Psychiatrists’ Practice Malesky LA, Jr & Packer IK. Legal digest, 209
Patterns Differ Based on Their Gender?, 259 McCarroll JE, Ursano RJ, Fan Z & Newby JH. Patterns of
Hackett M. Review of Forensic Evaluation of Juveniles, 342 Spouse and Child Maltreatment by Discharged U.S.
Hale N. ree Black DW, 158 Army Soldiers, 53
Halpern AL, Halpern JH & Freedman AM. Now Is the Time McGarvey EL. see Cohen BJ, 134
for AAPL to Demonstrate Leadership by Advocating McKenzie K. Commentary: Ethnicity, Race, and Forensic
Positions of Social Importance, 180 Psychiatry—Is Being Unblinded Enough?, 36
Halpern AL. Letter to the editor, 213 Mekking-Pompen 1. see\an Oorsouw K, 364
Halpern JH. see Halpern AL, 180 Merckelbach H. see van Oorsouw K, 364
Haroun AM. see Morris GH, 231 Merikangas J. Commentary: Alcoholic Blackout—Does It
Haskins B. see Weiss KJ, 309 Remove Mens Rea^, 375
Hauser MJ. see Weiss KJ, 309 Metzner JL. Commentary: Driving and Psychiatric Illness, 80
Herbert PB. Commentary: Ethics and Law at the Bar and on Meyers JR. see Herbert PB, 443
the Couch, 274 Miller PM. see Commons ML, 70
Herbert PB. Psychotherapy as Law Enforcement, 91 Miller RD. Disability and Psychotherapy: A Response to
Herbert PB & Meyers JR. Missouri Overrules the United Bursztajn 197
States Supreme Court on Capital Punishment for Mi¬ Mitchell EW. Culpability for Inducing Mental States: The
nors, 443 Insanity Defense of Dr. Jekyll, 63
Hicks JW. Ethnicity, Race, and Forensic Psychiatry: Are We Moore DK. Review of Direction of Response Bias in Forensic
Color-Blind?, 21 Neuropsycholog)/, 471
Hilliard JT. see Gutheil TG, 390 Morris GH, Haroun AM & Naimark D. Assessing Compe¬
tency Competently: Toward a Rational Standard for
I Competency-to-Stand-Trial Assessments, 231
Mossman, D. How a Rabbi’s Sermon Resolved My Tarasojf
Ikes R. Review of Psychiatriatic Medication Issues for Social Conflict, 359
Workers, Counselors, and Psychologists, 469 Mueller T. Letter to the editor, 213
K N
Kachigian C & Felthous AR. Court Responses to Tarasojf Naimark D. see Morris GH, 231
Statutes, 263 Newby JH. see McCarroll JE, 53
Kan DY. Legal digest, 331, 332 Nijman H. wvan Oorsouw K, 364
Volume 32, Number 4, 2004 475
INDEX
Nilsson L-H. see Daderman AM, 467 Simon RI. Robert M. Wettstein, MD: A President’s Commit¬
Niischelm SA & Packer IK. Legal digest, 206 ment to Excellence, 9
Norko MA. see Griffith EEH, 124 Sledge WH. Commentary: “Countertransference” on Trial—
Norko MA. Organized Psychiatry and the Death Penalty: An Witness or Defendant?, 155
Introduction to the Special Section, 178 Slovenko R. Commentary: Old Wine in a New Bottle, 317
Slovenko R. Sequestration of Lay Witnesses and Experts, 447
O Snyder K & Bloom JD. Physician Reporting of Impaired
Drivers: A New Trend in State Law?, 76
O’Shaughnessy RJ. AAPL and Sociopolitical Policy, 184 Sondergaard HP. see Kristiansson M, 399
O’Shaughnessy RJ. Violent Adolescents: Psychiatry, Philoso¬ Sreenivasan S, Garrick T & Weinberger LE. Reply to letter, 213
phy, and Politics, 12 Sterk KW. Review of The Confinement of the Insane: Interna¬
Otis D. see David B, 163 tional Perspectives, 1800—1965, 117
Ottati V. see Watson AC, 378 Strenziok M. see Lewis DO, 408
Strong DR. see Recupero PR, 250
P
Sumelius K. see Kristiansson M, 399
Swaminath S. see Balachandra K, 173
Packer IK. see Gonzalez N, 204; Malesky LA, 209; Nitschelm
SA, 206
T
Parker GF. Outcomes of Assertive Community Treatment in
an NGRI Conditional Release Program, 291
Thompson CR & Beckson M. A Case of Factitious Homi¬
Phenix A. see Vognsen J, 440
cidal Ideation, 277
Phillips WR. see Rosen GM, 132
Tidier L. Review of Somatoform Disorders: a Medicolegal
Pinals DA. wArikan R, 207; Keefe B, 202; LeBourgeois
Guide, 472
HW, III, 200; SattarSP, 148
Towers K. see Frederick RL 343
Pinkerton RC. ree Cohen BJ, 134
Ponhress NG. “Reasonable Medical Certainty”: Can We
U
Meet Daubert Standards in Insanity Cases? (editorial),
228
Ursano RJ. see McCarroll JE, 53
Price M, Recupero PR, Strong DR & Gutheil TG. Gender
Differences in the Practice Patterns of Forensic Psychi¬
V
atry Experts, 250
Price TB, David B & Otis D. The Use of Restraint and Se¬
Vanichkachorn G. Review of The Principles and Practice of
clusion in Different Racial Groups in an Inpatient
Forensic Psychiatry, 215
Forensic Setting, 163
van Oorsouw K, Merckelbach H, Ravelli D, Nijman H &
R Mekking-Pompen 1. Alcoholic Blackout for Crimi¬
nally Relevant Behavior, 364
Ravelli D. see van Oorsouw K, 364 Vognsen J & Phenix A. Antisocial Personality Disorder Is
Recupero PR. see Price M, 250 Not Enough: A Reply to Sreenivasan, Weinberger, and
Rogerson R. see Black DW, 158 Garrick, 440
Rosen GM & Phillips WR. A Cautionary Lesson from Simu¬
lated Patients (editorial), 132 W
S Walters JL. Review of A Shabby Genteel Story, 345
Watson AC, Corrigan PW & Ottati V. Police Responses to
Saleh FM & Grudzinskas AJ, Jr. Legal digest, 211 Persons With Mental Illness: Does the Label Matter?,
Sarkar SP. Commentar)': No Place to Hide, 96 378
Sarkar SP & Adshead G. Letter to the editor, 465 Weinberger LE. see Sreenivasan S, 213
Sattar SP, Pinals DA & Gutheil TG. Countering Counter¬ Weiss KJ, Haskins B & Hauser MJ. Commentary: Atkins and
transference, II: Beyond Evaluation to Cross-Examina¬ Clinical Practice, 309
tion, 148 Wernicke S. see Osborne D, 341
Schmitt KD. Review of Introduction to Crime Analysis: Basic Whaley AL. Paranoia in African-American Men Receiving
Resources for Criminal Justice Practice, 341 Inpatient Psychiatric Treatment, 282
Scott CL. see Gerbasi JB, 83 Wright D. see Porter R, 117
Scott M. Letter to the editor, 465
Sharma S. Legal digest, 99 Y
Shields A. Review of Client Violence in Social Work Practice:
Prevention, Intervention, and Research, 215 Yeager CA. see Lewis DO, 408
Silva JA. Commentary: Forensic Psychiatry—Can Its Pursuit Yemeni S & Ciccone JR. Legal digest, 451, 461, 462
of the Truth be Color-Blind?, 40 Young JL. see Griffith EEH, 43
476 The Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law
SUBJECT INDEX
Volume 32, 2004
A ineffective assistance of counsel and mental health history,
456
Adolescents, violent, management of, 12 legal exception of disabled, 317
Alcoholic blackout minors, Missouri overrules U.S. Supreme Court, 443
amnesia allegations during criminal acts, 371 mitigating evidence, 454
criminally relevant behavior and, 364 opposition, 180
does it remove Mens Redi, 375 organized psychiatry and, 178
Amnesia policy-makers, 314
alcoholic blackout during criminal acts, 371 Royal College of Psychiatrists, 188
alcoholic blackouts and, 375 Delusions, threat control/override, 169
Assertive community treatment, NGRI conditional release Disability, and psychotherapy, 197
program, 291
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B
Editorials
Biography, Robert M. Wettstein, MD: A President’s Com¬ British DSPD proposals, 124
mitment to Excellence, 9 Daubert standards in insanity cases, 228
Book reviews, 115, 116, 117, 215, 341, 342, 343, 345, 469, forensic psychiatry in it’s time and place, 6
471,472 how a rabbi’s sermon resolved my Tarasojfconi[\cx., 359
mental health in juvenile courts, 223
C paraforensic aspects of expert witness practice, 356
simulated patients, 132
Capital sentencing Ethics
barring execution of mentally retarded offenders, 304 clergy challenges, 43
disabled defendants, 309 Tarasoff27A
Central nervous system, compromised, head traumas, juve¬ Ethnicity
niles awaiting execution, 408 race, forensic psychiatry and, 36
Child abuse, history of defendant, 452 race and, forensic evaluators, impact on diagnosis, 21
Civil commitment, statutes, re-examination of, 430 Execution, juveniles, compromised central ner\'Ous system
Clergy counselors function, 408
confidentiality and, 43 Expert testimony
privacy expectations, 51 bias in, 70
Competency to stand trial late withdrawal of, consequences, 390
assessing the credibility, judges role in, 451 paraforensic aspects of, editorial, 356
assessments, rational standard, 231
intentional induces incompetence, 334 F
involuntary medication, 83
standards, 246 Forensic neuropsychology, direction of response bias in, 471
Conditional release, not guilty by reason of insanity, 291 Forensic psychiatry
Criminal behavior countertransference, 148, 155
alcohol-induced blackout claims, 364 current state of knowledge regarding, 40
amnesia during alcoholic blackouts, 371 ethnic bias in, 36
evaluations, post-traumatic stress disorder in, 399
D expert practice patterns of, 250, 259
expert witness practice, challenges of, editorial, 356
Dangerous and severe personality disorder (DSPD), British facilities, restraint and/or seclusion, 163
proposals, editorial, 124 late withdrawal from cases, 390
Death penalty managed care, 197
abolishment of, 184 political controversy, 192
competency to waive the right to testify, 461 politics and policy, 324
defendants abuse as a child, 452 race, ethnicity and culture, 21
Volume 32, Number 4, 2004 477
INDEX
right to appointment, 462 right to appointment of a forensic psychiatrist, 462
time and place for, editorial, 6 self-representation, 207
sex offender commitment settings, 211
G sex offender laws, 209, 331, 332
sex offenders, 459
Gender, differences, forensic psychiatry experts, 250, 259 sexual dyscontrol and mental illness, 99
Letters to the editor, 114, 213, 340, 465, 466, 467
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Head trauma, prefrontal cortical dysfunction, juveniles await¬
ing execution, 408
Medication, forced, restore trial competency, 83
Health care providers, medically at risk drivers, 76
Mental examination, court-ordered commitment for, 457
Homicidal ideation, case of factitious, 277
Mental health
civil law statutes, 430
I
history, defense counsel’s decision not to proffer, 456
impact of race, ethnicity and culture on, 21
Immigrants, and Swedes, post-traumatic stress disorders in,
Mentally disordered offenders
399
impact of WINKO, Canada, 173
Impaired drivers
medication noncompliance, 63
physician reporting, 80
police decision-making regarding, 386
physician reporting of, 76
police responses to, 378
Insanity defense
Mentally ill minorities, diagnosis and medication, racial bias
culpability for inducing mental states, 63
in, 34
Daubert standards in, 228
Mental retardation
and capital sentencing, Atkins v. Virginia, 304
J
execution of the disabled, 309
Mini International Neuropsychiatric Inter\'iew (MINI),
Juvenile offenders
screening tool in prisons, 158
awaiting execution in Texas, 408
capital punishment for, 443
mental health system and, editorial, 223 P
K Paraforensic stresses, expert witness practice, editorial, 356
Paranoia, African-American men, 282
Kleptomania, co-occurance of personality disorders and, 395 Personality disorders
antisocial, diagnosis of, sexually violent predators, 450
L persons with kleptomania and, 395
Physical restraint, seclusion and/or, different racial groups,
Lay witnesses, sequestration of, 447 163
Legal digest Police officers
competence to stand trial, 334, 451 decision-making, mentally ill offenders, 386
confidentiality, 204 responses to persons with mental illness, 378
court-ordered commitment for purpose of mental examina¬ Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
tion, 457 clinic specializing in treatment and assessment of, 132
coun-ordered psychiatric evaluation, 106 forensic psychiatry setting, 399
death penalty, 452 Prisons
death penalty: competency to waive the right to testify, 461 mentally ill minorities in, 34
death penalty: ineffective assistance of counsel and mental screening tools in, 158
health history, 456 Psychiatric illness, driving and, 80
death penalty: mitigating evidence, 454 Psychiatric malpractice, suicide and suicide attempts, 319
expen as character witness, 111 Psychiatric treatment, paranoia in African-American men,
expert witness, 329 282
internet registration, 331 Psychiatry
mentally disabled, 109 insight from rabbi’s sermon, editorial, 359
power of attorney, 202 violent youths, juvenile court system, 12
privilege against self-incrimination, 335 Psychosomatic disorders, medicolegal aspects of, 472
psychotherapist-patient privilege, 337 Psychotherapy, as law enforcement, 91
quality assurance records, 200 Psychotic disorders, involuntary medication for trial, 83
rape counseling records, 206 Psychotropic medications, social workers, counselors, and
redefining insanity, 102 psychologists issues, 469
478 The Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law
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R T
Rape, counseling records, 206 Tarasoff statutes
Research, psychiatric inpatient volunteers for, 134, 144 court responses to, 263
ethics and law, 274
S introductory lessons on legal issues, editorial, 359
legislation duty, 96
Schizophrenia Transitional compensation programs, U.S. Army, family ben¬
inpatients, decision-making capacity, 134, 144 efits, 53
paranoid, disallowing of defendants mitigating evidence of, Traumatic stressors, extreme, exposure to, post-traumatic
454 stress disorder, 399
Sequestration, lay witnesses and experts, 447
Sex offenders U
city park ban, 332
Dangerous Persons Act, 209 U.S. Army soldiers, spouse and child maltreatment by, 53
health care for, 211
Sexual predator, violent V
antisocial personality disorder, 440
pleading guilty to sexual offense, 459 Violence
Social issues, AAPL leadership, 180 adolescents, risk factors for, 12
Sociopolitical policy, AAPL and, 184 and mental disorders, 169
Substance abuse, delusions, violence and, 169 sexual predator
Substance use disorder, mental illness and, 158 antisocial personality disorder and, 440
Suicide, psychiatric malpractice, 319 pleading guilty to sexual offense, 459
Volume 32, Number 4, 2004 479
TABLE OF CASES
Volume 32, 2004
(Some cited or referenced cases may have been omitted inadvertently.)
A Ford V. Wainwright, 312, 346
Foucha V. Louisiana, 212
A.A. ex rel M.M. v. New Jersey, 331 Freeman v. People, 232
Addington v. Texas, 336 Frye v. U.S., 228
Ake V. Oklahoma, 462, 463 Furman v. Georgia, 345, 346
Allen V. Illinois, 336
Allison V. Snyder, 209 G
Artway v. Attorney General of State of N.J., 331
Atkins V. U.S., 346 Glass V. Louisiana, 345
Atkins V. Virginia, 179, 195, 304, 309, 314, 346, 443 Godinez v. Moran, 209
Gregg V. Georgia, 346
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H
Beaty v. Stewart, 204
Hargrave v. Vermont, 202
Benefiel v. Davis, 451
Hedlund v. Superior Court of Orange County, 263
Bigby V. Cockrell, 454, 456
Blessing v. Freestone, 110 Hoyt V. Florida, 251
Blum V. Yaretsky, 198 I
Brooks V. Tennessee, 448
Bryan v. Mullin, 456
Illinois V. Allen, 85
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Cain V. Rijken, 80 Jackson v. Indiana, 89
Callins v. Collins, 346
Jaffee v. Redmond, 338
Center for Legal Advocacy' v. Hammons, 200
Johnson v. Jones, 212
Clabourne v. Lewis, 330
Jurek V. Texas, 346
Cooper V. Aaron, 443
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Kansas v. Crane, 440, 441
Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc., 228, 471 Kansas v. Hendricks, 99, 441, 459, 460
Davis V. Woodford, 329 Kenner v. United States, 344
Disability Rights Ctr., Inc. v. Comm’r, 201
Doe V. City of Lafayette, Indiana, 332 L
Doe V. Poritz, 331, 460
DPP V. Majewski, 65 Leland v. Oregon, 105
Drope V. Missouri, 243, 344 Lightman v. Flaum, 43, 44, 46, 47, 51, 52
Dusky V. U.S., 231, 232, 246, 344,452 Linehan v. Milczark. 99, 102
Linehan v. Minnesota, 99
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Education v. Barnette, 333
Estelle V. Smith, 108 Marbury v. Madison, 443, 445
McCarver v. North Carolina, 346
F McCleskey v. Kemp, 27, 346
McDonald v. U.S., 344
Fare v. Michael C., 342 McIntosh V. Milano, 263
Finger v. State, 104 Menendez v. Superior Court, 271
Flanagan v. U.S., 458 Michelson v. U.S., 112
480 The Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law
INDEX
Moore v. Campbell, 334 State V. Maik, 66
Morgan v. Fairfield Family Counseling Center, 361 State V. Manifredi, 108
State V. McCleary, 65
P State V. McCorkendale, 105
State V. Moore, 463
Page V. Lee, 462, 463 State V. Price, 335
Pate V. Robinson, 344, 452 State V. Searcy, 104
Pate V. Threlkel, 273 Strickland v. Washington, 453, 456
Patterson v. New York, 104 Stroh V. General Motors Corporation, 47
Patterson v. Texas, 445 Summit Inv. & Dev. Corp. v. Leroux, 110
Paul P. V. Farmer, 331
Paul P. V. Verniero, 331 T
Pennsylvania Protection and Advocaq% Inc. v. Houstoun,
200 Tarasoff v. Regents of the University of California, 91
Penry v. Johnson, 178 Tennard v. Drake, 456
Penry v. Lynaugh, 103, 309, 454, 455 Thompson v. County of Alameda, 263
Pens V. Bail, 205 Thompson v. Oklahoma, 346, 409, 445
People V. David Phillips and Wife, 45
People V. Smith, 45 U
People V. Wharton, 271
Powell V. Alabama, 346 U.S. V. Brandon, 84
Powell V. Texas, 104 U.S. V. Chase, 337
Profitt V. Florida, 346 U.S. V. Davis, 208, 458
U.S. V. Doke, 208
R U.S. V. Glass, 338
U.S. V. Gomes, 85
Regina v. Swain, 173 U.S. V. Hayes, 338
Regina v. Winko, 174 U.S. V. Joseph, 207
Robertson v. Cockrell, 455 U.S. V. Rinaldi, 457,459
Robinson v. California, 105 U.S. V. Robinson, 112
Rockwood R-VI Sch. Dist. v. Romines, 107 U.S. V. Weston, 84
Rolland v. Cellucci, 109, 110
Rolland v. Romney, 109 V
Roper V. Simmons, 179
R V. Daviault, 365 Vacco V. Quill, 65
S W
Seidner v. United States, 344 Wade V. Calderon, 330
Sell V. U.S., 83, 249 Ward V. Sternes, 461
Sims V. State, 47 Washington v. Harper, 83, 84
Singleton v. Norris, 179, 346 West V. Macht, 211
Smith V. Doe, 331 West V. Schwebke, 211
Snyder v. Evangelical Orthodox Church, 48 West Virginia State Board of Ashcroft v. Free Speech Coali¬
Stanford v. Kentucky, 409, 444, 445 tion, 333
Stanley v. Georgia, 333 Wieter v. Settle, 344
State ex rel. Simmons v. Roper, 443 Wiggins V. Smith, 452
State of Louisiana v. Hughes, 111 Wilson V. U.S., 345, 374
State of Missouri v. Bryson, 106
State V. Bellamy, 459, 461 Y
State V. Bethel, 102
State V. Blake, 206 Youngberg v. Romeo, 210, 211
State V. Bryson, 108 Youtsey v. United States, 344
State V. Caenen, 105
State V. Cardall, 206 Z
State V. Herrera, 104
State V. Korell, 104 Ziner.mon v. Burch, 434
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