Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law 2008: Vol 36 Index & Table of Contents

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AUTHOR INDEX
Volume 36, 2008
A Chamberlain J. see Benitez CT, 258; Benitez CT, 261; Elia-
son S, 255; Eliason S, 257
Aaron J. see Ryan EP, 360 Ciccone JR. see Houchin T, 246; Rolon YM, 250
Aaron T. see Ryan EP, 360 Ciccone JR & Clements C. Commentary: The Cost of Con¬
Acklin MW. Letter to the editor, 157 verting Religious Morals Into Politics, 485
Adshead G. Commentary: On Walking and Talking, 572 Clements C. See Ciccone JR, 485
Akinkunmi AA. Letter to the editor, 155 Compton MT. see Oliva JR, 38
Allen J. see Gunter TD, 27 Compton MT, Bahora M, Watson AC & Oliva JR. A Com¬
Anderson CA. Wortzel HS, 310 prehensive Review of Extant Research on Crisis Inter¬
Andrade F. see McDermott BE, 329 vention Team (CIT) Programs, 47
Anfang SA. see Gold LH, S3 Coward AL see Prentky RA, 455
Appelbaum PS. Ethics and Forensic Psychiatry: Translating Cullen SW. see Matejkowski JC, 74
Principles Into Practice, 195 Curtis GC & Nygaard RL. Crime and Punishment: Is “Jus¬
Arciniegas DB. w Wortzel HS, 218, 310 tice” Good Public Policy?, 385
Arndt S. see Gunter TD, 27
D
B
Dalnley B. ree James DV, 59
Bahora M. see Compton MT, 47
Dattilio FM. see Langleben DD, 502
Baird JA. see Halpern AL, 426
Dattilio FM & Gutheil TG. Robert L. Sadoff, MD: Renais¬
Baranoski M. see Shankar C, 150; Tran S, 152
sance Man of Forensic Psychiatry, 286
Bath E. Review of Working With Traumatized Youth in Child
De Jesus-Rentas G & Bloom JD. Legal Digest, 589
Welfare, 420
del Busto E & Watson C. Legal Digest, 415
Benitez CT & Chamberlain J. Legal Digest, 258, 261
Dev D & Pinals DA. Legal Digest, 406
Berger SH. Template for Quickly Creating Forensic Psychia¬
Devine S. see Easton CJ, 35
try Reports, 388
Dick DW.ree Bloom JD, 175
Billick SB. see Margery S, 266
DiFranco D. see Zivin K, 6; Zivin K, 599
Black DW. see Gunter TD, 27
Dike CC. Commentary: Is Ethical Forensic Psychiatry an
Bloom JD. see De Jesus-Rentas G, 589
Oxymoron?, 181
Bloom JD & Dick DW. Commentary: 1982 Was AAPL’s
Dike CC. see Kapoor R, 145
Year of Living Dangerously, 175
Dreisbach VM. see Norko MA, 269
Bloom JD, Krishnan B & Lockey C. The Majority of Inpa¬
Drukteinis AM. see Gold LH, S3
tient Psychiatric Beds Should Not Be Appropriated by
the Forensic System, 438
E
Bourget D & Whitehurst L. Commentary: A Response to
Wortzel and Arciniegas About Amnesia and Crime,
Easton CJ. see Lee B, 268; Rounsaville DB, 354
224
Easton CJ, Devine S, Scott M & Wupperman P. Commen¬
Brodsky SL & Heller P. Addressing the Perfect Phantom on
tary: Implications for Assessment and Treatment of
the Witness Stand, 541
Addictive and Mentally Disordered Offenders Enter¬
Buchanan A. Commentary: Facts and Values in Competency
ing Prisons, 35
Assessment, 352
Eliason S & Chamberlain J. Legal Digest, 255, 257
Buchanan A. Commentary: Freedom and Function, 25
Buchanan A. see Mathews J, 147
F
Burket R. see Ryan EP, 360
Burnette ML. see Ryan EP, 360
Farnham FR. w James DV, 59
Bursztajn HJ. Letter to the editor, 157
Felthous AR. The Will: From Metaphysical Freedom to Nor¬
Busse D. see McDermott BE, 329
mative Functionalism, 16
C Filley CM. see Wortzel HS, 310
First MB & Halon RL. Use of DSM Paraphilia Diagnoses in
Carroll KM. see Rounsaville DB, 354 Sexually Violent Predator Commitment Cases, 443
Casiano H & Sareen J. Letter to the editor, 427 Fluent T & Guyer M. Legal Digest, 136
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AUTHOR INDEX
Volume 36, 2008
A Chamberlain J. see Benitez CT, 258; Benitez CT, 261; Elia-
son S, 255; Eliason S, 257
Aaron J. see Ryan EP, 360 Ciccone JR. see Houchin T, 246; Rolon YM, 250
Aaron T. see Ryan EP, 360 Ciccone JR & Clements C. Commentary: The Cost of Con¬
Acklin MW. Letter to the editor, 157 verting Religious Morals Into Politics, 485
Adshead G. Commentary: On Walking and Talking, 572 Clements C. See Ciccone JR, 485
Akinkunmi AA. Letter to the editor, 155 Compton MT. see Oliva JR, 38
Allen J. see Gunter TD, 27 Compton MT, Bahora M, Watson AC & Oliva JR. A Com¬
Anderson CA. Wortzel HS, 310 prehensive Review of Extant Research on Crisis Inter¬
Andrade F. see McDermott BE, 329 vention Team (CIT) Programs, 47
Anfang SA. see Gold LH, S3 Coward AL see Prentky RA, 455
Appelbaum PS. Ethics and Forensic Psychiatry: Translating Cullen SW. see Matejkowski JC, 74
Principles Into Practice, 195 Curtis GC & Nygaard RL. Crime and Punishment: Is “Jus¬
Arciniegas DB. w Wortzel HS, 218, 310 tice” Good Public Policy?, 385
Arndt S. see Gunter TD, 27
D
B
Dalnley B. ree James DV, 59
Bahora M. see Compton MT, 47
Dattilio FM. see Langleben DD, 502
Baird JA. see Halpern AL, 426
Dattilio FM & Gutheil TG. Robert L. Sadoff, MD: Renais¬
Baranoski M. see Shankar C, 150; Tran S, 152
sance Man of Forensic Psychiatry, 286
Bath E. Review of Working With Traumatized Youth in Child
De Jesus-Rentas G & Bloom JD. Legal Digest, 589
Welfare, 420
del Busto E & Watson C. Legal Digest, 415
Benitez CT & Chamberlain J. Legal Digest, 258, 261
Dev D & Pinals DA. Legal Digest, 406
Berger SH. Template for Quickly Creating Forensic Psychia¬
Devine S. see Easton CJ, 35
try Reports, 388
Dick DW.ree Bloom JD, 175
Billick SB. see Margery S, 266
DiFranco D. see Zivin K, 6; Zivin K, 599
Black DW. see Gunter TD, 27
Dike CC. Commentary: Is Ethical Forensic Psychiatry an
Bloom JD. see De Jesus-Rentas G, 589
Oxymoron?, 181
Bloom JD & Dick DW. Commentary: 1982 Was AAPL’s
Dike CC. see Kapoor R, 145
Year of Living Dangerously, 175
Dreisbach VM. see Norko MA, 269
Bloom JD, Krishnan B & Lockey C. The Majority of Inpa¬
Drukteinis AM. see Gold LH, S3
tient Psychiatric Beds Should Not Be Appropriated by
the Forensic System, 438
E
Bourget D & Whitehurst L. Commentary: A Response to
Wortzel and Arciniegas About Amnesia and Crime,
Easton CJ. see Lee B, 268; Rounsaville DB, 354
224
Easton CJ, Devine S, Scott M & Wupperman P. Commen¬
Brodsky SL & Heller P. Addressing the Perfect Phantom on
tary: Implications for Assessment and Treatment of
the Witness Stand, 541
Addictive and Mentally Disordered Offenders Enter¬
Buchanan A. Commentary: Facts and Values in Competency
ing Prisons, 35
Assessment, 352
Eliason S & Chamberlain J. Legal Digest, 255, 257
Buchanan A. Commentary: Freedom and Function, 25
Buchanan A. see Mathews J, 147
F
Burket R. see Ryan EP, 360
Burnette ML. see Ryan EP, 360
Farnham FR. w James DV, 59
Bursztajn HJ. Letter to the editor, 157
Felthous AR. The Will: From Metaphysical Freedom to Nor¬
Busse D. see McDermott BE, 329
mative Functionalism, 16
C Filley CM. see Wortzel HS, 310
First MB & Halon RL. Use of DSM Paraphilia Diagnoses in
Carroll KM. see Rounsaville DB, 354 Sexually Violent Predator Commitment Cases, 443
Casiano H & Sareen J. Letter to the editor, 427 Fluent T & Guyer M. Legal Digest, 136
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Fox PK. Commentary: Biases That Affect the Decision to J
Conditionally Release an Insanity Acquittee, 337
Frances A, Sreenivasan S & Weinberger LE. Defining Mental James DV, Mullen PE, Pathe MT, MeloyJR, Farnham FR,
Disorder When It Really Counts: DSM-IV-TR and Preston L & Darnley B. Attacks on the British Royal
SVP/SDP Statutes, 375 Family: The Role of Psychotic Illness, 59
Friedman SFi. Review of Women and Girls in the Criminal Jones JCW. see Houchin T, 248; Rolon YM, 252
Justice System: Policy Issues and Practice Strategies, 421
Friedman SH. see Hall RCW, 579 K
Friend A. Commentary: Describing Differences—Possibilities
and Pitfalls, 87 Kaempf A & Pinals DA. Legal Digest, 400
Frierson RL. see Morris DR, 551 Kaempf A & Pinals DA. Review of Practical Approaches to
Forensic Mental Health Testimony, 422
Kales HC. see Zivin K, 6; Zivin K, 599
G
Kapoor R. A Career in Forensic Psychiatry: The Ultimate
Unconscious Resistance?, 131
Gabriel AM. see Prentky RA, 455
Kapoor R. “Filled With Desperation”: Psychotherapy With
Geller JL. Commentary: Is CIT Today’s Lobotomy?, 56
an In.sanity Acquittee, 563
Glancy GD. Commentary: Attacks on Royalty—The More
Kapoor R & Dike CC. Legal Digest, 145
We Know, The More We Can Classify, 68
Kellermeyer G, Wortzel HS & Martinez R. Legal Digest, 411
Gold LH, Anfang SA, Drukteinis AM, Metzner JL, Price M,
Kelly DC. Review of The Human Predator: A Historical
Wall BW, Wylonis L & Zonana HV. AA?L Practice
Chronicle of Serial Murder and Forensic Investigation,
Guideline for the Forensic Evaluation of Psychiatric
423
Disability, S3
Kelly DC. see Morson D, 587
Granacher RP Jr. Commentary: Applications of Functional
Kelly DC & Manguno-Mire G. Commentary: Helling v.
Neuroimaging to Civil Litigation of Mild Traumatic
Carey, Caveat Medicus, 306
Brain Injury, 323
Khurshid KA. When Judges Practice Psychiatry, 398
Greden JF. see Zivin K, 6; Zivin K, 599
Knoll JL, IV. The Recurrence of an Illusion: The Concept of
Griffith EEH. Alan Stone’s Contributions to Ethics in Foren¬
'“Evil” in Forensic Psychiatry, 105
sic Psychiatry, 166
Krishnan B. see Bloom JD, 438
Griffith EEH. Stone’s Views of 25 Years Ago Have Now
Shifted Incrementally, 201
L
Grubin D. Commentary: Mapping a Changing Landscape in
the Ethics of Forensic Psychiatry, 185
LaFrance WC Jr & Self JA. Do Bus Accidents Cause Nonepi¬
Gruzdinskas AJ. see Larson KA, 402
leptic Seizures?: Complex Issues of Medicolegal Causa¬
Gunter TD, Arndt S, Wenman G, Allen J, Loveless P, Sieleni
tion, 227
B & Black DW. Frequency of Mental and Addictive
Langleben DD & Dattilio FM. Commentary: The Future of
Disorders Among 320 Men and Women Entering the
Forensic Functional Brain Imaging, 502
Iowa Prison System: Use of the M INI-Plus, 27
Large MM & Nielssen O. Factors Associated With Agree¬
Gutheil TG. see Dattilio FM, 286
ment Between Experts in Evidence About Psychiatric
Guyer M. see Fluent T, 136; Mayman DM, 143; Neal ER,
Injury, 515
138; Pozios VK, 140
Larson KA & Gruzdinskas AJ. Legal Digest, 402
LeBburgeois HW III. see Rouse JC, 585
H Lee B, Easton CJ, Zonana H. Letter to the editor, 268
Leong GB. Review of Handbook of Psychopathy, 158
Hall RCW & Friedman SH. Legal Digest, 579 Leong GB. Revisiting the Deific-Decree Doctrine in Wash¬
Haller LH. Review of The Art and Science of Child Custody ington State, 95
Evaluations, 594 Leong GB. Revisiting the Politics of Dangerousness, 278
Halon RL. see First MB, 443 Lockey C. see Bloom JD, 438
Halpern AL & Baird JA. Letter to the editor, 426 Lockey CJ & Resnick P. Legal Digest, 580
Harlow MC. Review of Assessing Sex Ojfenders: Problems and Loveless P. see Gunter TD, 27
Pitfalls, 264 Lushbaugh D. Letter to the editor, 268
Heller P. see Brodsky SL, 541
Helmkamp C, Wortzel HS & Martinez R. Legal Digest, 409 M
Hillbrand M & Young JL. Instilling Hope Into Forensic
Treatment: The Antidote to Despair and Desperation, Manguno-Mire G. see Kelly DC, 306
90 Margery S & Billick SB. Review of Children of Divorce: A
Houchin T & Ciccone JR. Legal Digest, 246 Practical Guide for Parents, Therapists, Attorneys, and
Houchin T & Jones JCW. Legal Digest, 248 Judges, 266
Hunkele K. see Rounsaville DB, 354 Martinez R. see Helmkamp C, 409; Kellermeyer G, 411
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Matejkowski JC, Cullen SW & Solomon PL. Characteristics Polfliet SJ. A National Analysis of Medical Licensure Applica¬
of Persons With Severe Mental Illness Who Have Been tions, 369
Incarcerated for Murder, 74 Pozios VK & Guyer MJ. Legal Digest, 140
Mathews J & Buchanan A. Legal Digest, 147 Prentky RA, Coward AI & Gabriel AM. Commentary:
Mayman DM &C Guyer M. Legal Digest, 143 Muddy Diagnostic Waters in the SVP Courtroom,
McDermott BE, Scott CL, Busse D, Andrade F, Zozaya M & 455
Quanbeck CD. The Conditional Release of Insanity Preston L. James DV, 59
Acquittees: Three Decades of Decision-Making, 329 Preti A. School Shooting as a Culturally Enforced Way of
Melamed Y. Testimony by Mentally Ill Individuals, 393 Elxpressing Suicidal Hostile Intentions, 544
■Meloy JR. ree James DV, 59 Price M. see Gold LH, S3
Merikangas JR. Commentary: Functional MRI Lie Detec¬ Price M & Norris DM. National Instant Criminal Back¬
tion, 499 ground Check Improvement Act: Implications for
Metzner JL. see Gold LH, S3 Persons With Mental Illness, 123
Miller GH. Alan Stone and the Ethics of Forensic Psychiatry:
An Overview, 191 Q
Monahan J. Mandated Community Treatment: Applying
Leverage to Achieve Adherence, 282 Quanbeck CD. see McDermott BE, 329
Morris DR & Frierson RL. Pro Se Competence in the After-
R
math of Indiana v. Edwards, 551
Morris DR & Parker Q¥. Jacksons Indiana: State Hospital
Rappeport JR. Jeffrey S. Janofsky, MD: 34th President ol the
Competence Restoration in Indiana, 522
American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law, 13
Morse SJ. The Ethics of Forensic Practice: Reclaiming the
Rasco S & Vermette H. Legal Digest, 418
Wasteland, 206
Recupero PR. Clinical Practice Guidelines as Learned Trea¬
Morson D & Kelly DC. Legal Digest, 587
tises: Understanding Their Use as Evidence in the
Mossman D. Conceptualizing and Characterizing Accuracy
Courtroom, 290
in Assessments of Competence to Stand Trial, 340
Recupero PR. Forensic Evaluation of Problematic Internet
Mullen PE. ree James DV, 59
Use, 505
Resnick P. see Lockey CJ, 580
N
Rolon YM & Ciccone JR. Legal Digest, 250
Rolon YM & Jones JCW. Legal Digest, 252
Neal ER &: Guyer M. Legal Digest, 138
Rounsaville DB, Hunkele K, Easton CJ, Nich C & Carroll
Nich C. see Rounsaville DB, 354
KM. Making Consent More Informed: Preliminary
Nielssen O. see Large MM, 515
Results From a Multiple-Choice Lest Among Proba¬
Noffsinger S. see Paul R, 583
tion-Referred Marijuana Users Entering a Randomized
Norko MA. The Death Penalty in Catholic Teaching and
Clinical Trial, 354
Medicine: Intersections and Places for Dialogue, 470
Rouse JC & LeBourgeois HW III. Legal Digest, 585
Norko MA. Letter to the editor, 428
Ryan EP, Aaron J, Burnette ML, Warren J, Burket R &
Norko MA & Dreisbach VM. Letter to the editor, 269
Aaron T. Emotional Responses of Staff to Assault in a
Noroian P. Legal Digest, 404
Pediatric State Hospital, 360
Norris DM. see Price M, 123
Nosowsky R. see Zivin K, 6; Zivin K, 599
S
Nygaard RL. see Curtis GC, 385
Sareen J. see Casiano H, 427
O Sarkar SP. Reply to letter, 156
Schetky DH. Review of Deviant Peer Influences in Programs
Oliva JR. ree Compton MT, 47 for Youth: Problems and Solutions (Duke Series in Child
Oliva JR & Compton MT. A Statewide Crisis Intervention Development and Public Policy, 265
Team (CIT) Initiative: Evolution of the Georgia CIT Scott CL. see McDermott BE, 329
Program, 38 Scott M. see Easton CJ, 35
Oster T. see Wortzel HS, 310 Self JA. see LaFrance WC Jr, 227
Shankar C & Baranoski M. Legal Digest, 150
P Sieleni B. see Gunter TD, 27
Simon RL Naked Suicide, 240
Papapietro DJ. Commentary: Psychotherapy in a Forensic Simpson JR. Functional MRI Lie Detection: Too Good to be
Hospital, 567 True?, 491
Parker GF. see Morris DR, 522 Slawinski TT. Review of Civil Commitment: A Therapeutic
Pathe MT. ree James DV, 59 jurisprudence Model, 593
Paul R & Noffsinger S. Legal Digest, 583 Soliman S. see West SG, 577
Pinals DA. see Dev D, 406; Kaempf A, 400, 422 Solomon PL. see Matejkowski JC, 74
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Sorrentino R. Review of Stalking: Psychiatric Perspectives and Whitehurst L. see Bourget D, 224
Practical Approaches, 159 Widroff] & Watson C. Legal Digest, 413
Sreenivasan S. see Frances A, 375 Wills CD. The CHESS Method of Forensic Opinion Formu¬
Stone AA. The Ethical Boundaries of Forensic Psychiatry: A lation: Striving to Checkmate Bias, 535
View from the Ivory Tower, 167 Wills CD. Post-Katrina Juvenile Competency Determina¬
Sullivan KB. A Public Policymaker’s Response: Weisleder and tions: A Tale of Two Systems, 234
Meyer on Legislator Decision-Making, 10 Wortzel HS. see Helmkamp C, 409; Kellermeyer G, 411
Wortzel HS & Arciniegas DB. Amnesia and Crime: A Neuro¬
T
psychiatric Response, 218
Wortzel HS, Filley CM, Anderson CA, Oster T & Arciniegas
Tanay E. Letter to the editor, 599 DB. Forensic Applications of Cerebral Single Photon
Tran S & Baranoski M. Legal Digest, 152
Emission Computed Tomography in Mild Traumatic
Brain Injury, 310
V
Wupperman P. see Easton CJ, 35
Wylonis L. see Gold LH, S3
Valenstein M. see Zivin K, 6; Zivin K, 599
Vermette H. see Rasco S, 418
Y
W
Young JL. Commentary: Further Points for Dialogue on the
Wall BW. see Gold LH, S3 Death Penalty, the Church, and Our Profession, 482
Warren J. see Ryan EP, 360 Young JL. see Hillbrand M, 90
Watson AC. see Compton MT, 47
Watson C. see del Busto E, 415; Weiss KJ, 117; Widroff J,
Z
413
Weber MC. AAPL Guideline for Forensic Evaluation of Psy¬
chiatric Disabilities: A Disability Law Perspective, 558 Zander TK. Commentary: Inventing Diagnosis for Civil
Weinberger LE. ree Frances A, 375 Commitment of Rapists, 459
Weisleder P. Letter to the editor, 428 Zivin* K, DiFranco D, Valenstein M, Kales HC, Greden JF &
Weiss KJ & Watson C. NGRI and Megan’s Law: No Exit?, Nosowsky R. Reply to letter, 599
117 Zivin K, Nosowsky R, DiFranco D, Valenstein M, Kales HC
Wenman G. see Gunter TD, 27 & Greden JF. Criminal Background Checks for Psy¬
West SG & Soliman S. Legal Digest, 577 chiatry? Michigan’s Mental Health Exceptionalism, 6
Wettstein RM. Review of Ethical Practice in Forensic Psychol¬ Zonana H. Commentary: When Is a Practice Guideline Only
ogy: A Systematic Model for Decision Making, 595 a Guideline?, 302
Wettstein RM. Review of Forensic Ethics and the Expert Wit¬ Zonana H. see Lee B, 268; Gold LH, S3
ness, 595 Zozaya M. see McDermott BE, 329
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SUBJECT INDEX
Volume 36, 2008
A teaching and medicine, 470
Child custody evaluations, art and science of, 594
Addictive disorders Children/adolescents, patient-on-staff assaults, emotional
assessment and treatment of, offenders entering prisons, 35 responses of hospital staff, 360
frequency in the Iowa prison system, MINI-Plus use, 27 Child welfare, working with traumatized youth in, 420
Advocacy, ethics of forensic psychiatry. Stone’s objection to, Civil commitment
195 in Puerto Rico, private versus state action, 589
Alan A. Stone, MD of rapists, inventing diagnosis for, 459
critique of the standard position, 195 sexually dangerous persons and, statutory interpretation of
forensic psychiatry State’s law, 138
ethical, responses to critique, 181
sexually violent predators, abuse of DSM diagnosis, 455
ethics of, overview, 191
sexually violent predator statutes, diagnosed mental disor¬
moral objections to, 185
der linked to sexual offending, 375
1982 speech to the AAPL, historical and cultural context
therapeutic jurisprudence model, 593
of, 175
Civil litigation, mild traumatic brain injury, applications of
views of 25 years ago, shifting incrementally, 201
functional neuroimaging, 323
American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law (AAPL)
Cliijical Practice Guidelines (CPG)
Dr. Alan Stone’s 1982 speech, historical and cultural con¬
malpractice coverage and, evidence relating to their use,
text, 175
302
practice guidelines
medical malpractice. Helling v. Carey, Caveat Medicus, 306
disability law perspective, 558
understanding their use in a courtroom, 290
forensic evaluation of psychiatric disability, S3
Cognitive testing, M’Naughten insanity test, Washington
Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA)
courts, 95
evaluations for ability to continue working, with/without
Collateral Eistoppel, violent sexual predator civil hearings and,
accommodations, S35
136
physician licensure applicants, medical board screening for
Community treatment, mandated, applying leverage to
mental illness, 369
Amnesia, crime and, neuropsychiatric response to, 218, 224 achieve adherence, 282
As.saults, patient-on-staff, pediatric state psychiatric hospital, Competency hearings
360 juveniles, displacement after Katrina, 234
pro se defendants, self representation at trial, 551
B restoration of, mentally ill defendants in state hospitals, 522
Competency restoration, subsequent insanity defense, use of
Bias, forensic experts, CHtLSS method for opinion formula¬ information, 147
tion, 535 Competency to stand trial
Biography accuracy in assessments of, conceptualizing and characteriz¬
Jeffrey S. Janofsky, MD: 34th President of the American ing, 340
Academy of Psychiatry and the Law, 13 assessments for, values of the examiner, 352
Robert L. Sadoff, MD: Renaissance Man of Forensic Psy¬ and competence to proceed pro se, yil
chiatry, 286 feigning mental illness, enhancement of sentence, 255
Book reviews, 158, 159, 264, 265, 266, 420, 421,422, 423, plea agreement and volunteer for the death penalty, 409
593, 594, 595 restoration, involuntary medicine for, 583
British royal family, attacks on, role of psychotic disorders, 59 self-representation, waiver of sixth amendment right, 261
Bus accidents, noncpileptic seizures, complex issues of medi¬ Computer technology, forensic psychiatry reports, using tem¬
colegal causation, 227 plates, 388
Criminal background checks, Michigan’s mental health ex-
c ceptionalism, 6
Criminal behavior, amnesia and, neuropsychiatric response
Oatholic Church to, 218, 224
death penalty Criminal responsibility
converting morals into politics, 485 “free will,” 16, 25
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punishment of offenders, based on clinical and behavioral disability evaluations and, S8
characteristics, 385 forensic psychiatry
standard elements of, template for creating forensic psychi¬ Alan Stone’s contributions, 166
atry reports, 388 Alan Stone’s current views on, 191
Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) mapping a changing landscape, 185
evidence-absent reform, mental illness delivery system and reclaiming the wasteland, 206
criminal justice, 56 response to Alan Stone’s critique, 181
extant research, comprehensive review of, 47 slight changes in Stone’s views of 25 years ago, 201
Georgia program initiative, law enforcement officer train¬ systematic model for decision making, 595
ing, 38 translating principles into practice, 195
D
F
Dangerousness, insanity acquittees, decision-making regard¬
Federal sentencing guidelines
ing release of, 329
decisions that fail to follow, 587
Dangerous Offender Legislation, political underpinnings of
defendant’s schizoaffective disorder, 585
recent legal developments, 278
Firearms, ability to purchase, background checks of the men¬
Death penalty
tally ill, 123
in Catholic teaching and medicine, 470
Fitness for Duty, referrals, forced evaluations, S38
competence to plead guilty and volunteer for, 409
Forensic expert witness
cost of converting religious morals into politics, 485
admissible testimony, sexually violent predator case, 140
dialogue on the subject of, 482
agreement among, evidence for psychiatric injury, 515
mental retardation and
clinical practice guidelines and
preponderance of evidence at penalty phase, 250
malpractice litigation, 302
prisoner hearings who show prima facie, 413
standards of medical care, 306
mitigating evidence for the, 4l 1
understanding the function as trial evidence, 290
Decision-making
competency to stand trial
biases that affect, conditional release of mentally ill defend¬
conceptualizing the accuracy of opinions, 340
ers, 337
conditional release ot mentally ill defenders, 329 values of the examiner, 352
guardianship and autonomy in, 406 cross-examination of, creating a phantom, 541
Deific-decree doctrine, revisited in the Washington courts, 95 opinion formulation, CHESS method for, 535
Despair/desperation regarding SPECT findings, mild TBI, evidence to support
forensic patients, instilling hope, 90 clinical history, 310
psychotherapy for an insanity acquittee, 563 Forensic hospitals
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders mentally disordered defendants, restoration of competency,
(DSM) 522
sexually violent predator commitment, paraphilia diagnosis, psychodynamic psychotherapy in, 567
443 Forensic psychiatry
sexually violent predators, defining mental disorders of, AAPL guidelines
375 disability law perspective, 558
Diminished-capacity defense, methamphetamine-induced 'pro se defendants, 551
psychosis, intent to kill, 258 AAPL practice guideline, disability evaluations, S3
Drug abuse treatment trials, probation-referred marijuana Alan Stone’s 1982 speech, historical and cultural context,
users, making consent more informed, 354 175
Drug diversion programs, participants right to due process, career in, unconscious resistance, 131
579 ethical
Alan Stone’s contributions, 166
E boundaries of, 167
mapping a changing landscape, 185
Editorials overview of Stone’s thoughts on, 191
criminal background checks for psychiatry, 6 reclaiming the wasteland, 206
inpatient bed capacity for the forensic system, 438 responses to Alan Stone’s critique of, 181
mandated community treatment: applying leverage to slight changes in Stone’s views of 25 years ago, 201
achieve adherence, 282 systematic model for decision making, 595
public policymaker’s response, 10 translating principles into practice, 195
revisiting the politics of dangerousness, 278 evaluations, problematic internet use, 505
Ethics evil or deviant behavior, illusory moral concept, 105
boundaries of, forensic psychiatry, 167 template for quickly creating reports, 388
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Forensic treatment, restoration and fueling of hope, progress competence to waive the insanity defense, 150
through recovery, 90 competency' to stand trial and waive sixth amendment right
Functional magnetic resonance imaging to self-representation, 261
detecting deception, 491 consent in incompetent patients, 246
merits and limitations, 502 drug diversion program rights, 5^9
lie detection, 499 expert witness testimony, sexually violent predator commit¬
ment, 140
G federal sentencing guidelines, 585, 587
guardianship and autonomy in decision-making, 406
Guardianship, time limit requirements, termination of, 152 immunity for professional review committees, 257
involuntary medicine to restore competence to stand trial,
H
583
mentally ill defendants, sum of errors and due process owed
Hinckley verdict, reaction to, strong opinions of the insanity
to, 415
defense, 175
mental retardation and the death penalty, 250, 413
methamphetamine-induced psychosis and diminished ca¬
I
pacity to form intent to kill, 258
Miranda waiver in a juvenile, 248
Illicit drugs, probation-referred users of, standard informed
mitigating evidence in a death penalty case, 411
consent procedures for clinical trials, 354
not guilty by reason of insanity defense, 143
Insanity defense
physicians’ duty to prevent harm to nonpatients, 580
adolescents and, 145
right to refuse treatment, 252
competence to waive the, 150
termination of limited guardianship, 152
competency restoration, use of information obtained dur¬
termination of parental rights, 418
ing, 147
use of data from competency restoration, 147
deific decree, revisited in Washington courts, 95
videotaped confessions and Miranda rights, 404
Megan’s Law and, registered sex offenders, 117
reduced sentencing, “acceptance of responsibility,” 143 violent sexual predator, civil hearings and double jeopardy,
Internet use, problematic, forensic evaluation of, 505 136
Involuntary treatment waiver of postconviction relief and counsel, 402
dangerousness within the institution, 252 Letters to the editor, 155, 157, 268, 269, 426, 427, 428, 599
medication to restore competency for trial, 583
when judges practice psychiatry, 398
M
J
Medical learned treatises, clinical practice guidelines, use in
the courtroom, 290
Jails/prisons
Medical licensure applications, national analysis of, 369
addictive and mentally disordered offenders, implications
Medical malpractice
for assessment and treatment, 35
clinical practice guidelines, standards of medical care, 306
incarceration for murder, offenders with severe mental ill¬
expert witness, use of CPG, 302
ness, 74
Megan’s Law, Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity and, sex of¬
Juveniles
fender registrants infringement on freedom, 117
competency hearings, post-Katrina displaced families, 234
Memory impairment, criminal behavior and, forensic psychi¬
insanity defense and, constitutionality of M’Naughten rule,
atric opinions of, 218, 224
145
Mental disorders
mentally retarded, Miranda waiver, 248
agreement among forensic experts regarding, 515
L assessment and treatment of, offenders entering prisons, 35
frequency in the Iowa prison system, MINI-Plus use, 27
Law enforcement officers, crisis intervention training restoration to competence of defendants, state hospital in
extant research, 47 Indiana, 522
responding to mental illnesses, 38 Mental health
Legal digest exceptionalism, Michigan’s background check programs, 6
adolescents and the insanity defense, 145 legislator decision-making, 10
civil commitment in Puerto Rico, 589 Mental illness
civil commitment of sexually dangerous persons, 138 and the ability to purchase firearms, improvement of back¬
competence to stand trial, 255 ground checks, 123
competence to plead guilty and seek the death penalty, 409 attacks on British Royalty, 59
competence to process pro se, 577 characterize, compare and contrast, describing differences,
competence to waive Miranda rights, 400 87
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crisis intervention team and Professional review committees, immunity for. Health Care
evidence-absent reform, 56 Quality Improvement Act, 257
improving safety, 47 Psychiatric bed capacity, inpatient, mentally ill in jails and
law enforcement officer training, 38 prisons, 438
feigning, enhancement of sentence for obstruction of jus¬ Psychiatric disability
tice, 255 forensic evaluation of, AAPL practice guideline, S3
insanity acquittees general aspects of evaluations, S6
biases that affect the decision to conditionally release, Psychiatric hospitals, pediatric, patient-on-stafF assaults,
337 360
decision-making regarding release of, 329 Psychiatric treatment, physicians responsibility, preventing
psychiatric testimony, sum of errors and due process, 415 harm to nonpatients, 580
severe, persons incarcerated for murder, 74
Psychosis, methamphetamine-induced, diminished-capacity
stalking, classification of, managing risk, 68
defense, 258
testimony given by individuals with, victims of a crime,
Psychotherapy, psychodynamic
393
in a forensic hospital, 567
Mental retardation
technical competencies required, 572
death penalty and, preponderance of evidence at penalty
Psychotic disorders, attacks on British Royalty, 59
phase, 250
elective surgery consent, 246
Metaphysical freedom, the will, concept for criminal responsi¬ R
bility, 16, 25
Mild traumatic brain injury Retribution, abandoning, making punishment proportional
cerebral SPECT, forensic applications of, 310 to behavior change, 385
functional neuroimaging to civil litigation of, 323
Mini-International Neuropsychiatric Interview-Plus (MINI- s
Plus), mental and addictive disorder frequency, Iowa
prison system, 27
School shootings, suicidal hostile intentions, culturally en¬
Miranda waiver
forced way of expressing, 544
capital murder, competency to waive rights, 400
Self representation at trial, pro se competence, Indiana v. Ed¬
mentally retarded juveniles, 248
wards, 551
videotaped confession upholds a, 404
Serial murder, forensic investigation and, historical chronicle
of, 423
N
Sex offender registries, NGRl and Megan’s Law, infringe¬
ment on freedom, 117
National Instant Criminal Background Check Improvement
Sexually violent predator/sexually dangerous person
Act, mental illness and, ability to purchase firearms,
civil commitment hearings, abuses of DSM diagnosis,
123
455
Natural disasters, displaced families, juvenile competency
civil commitment of, interpretation of State’s SDP law,
hearings, 234
138
Neuropsychiatry, medicolegal context, understanding causa¬
civil hearings and double jeopardy, 136
tion, 227
commitment statutes, DSM paraphilia diagnosis, 443
Nonepileptic seizures, bus accidents and, complex issues of
expert witness testimony, evidence of actuarial instruments,
medicolegal causation, 227
140
inventing diagnosis for civil commitment, 459
O statutes, defined diagnosed mental disorders, 375
Single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT)
Occupational impairment, correlate the mental disorder with, forensic applications of, mild traumatic brain injury, 310
S15 mild traumatic brain injury, improve the diagnostic credi¬
bility of, 323
P Social Security Disability Insurance, supplemental security
income and, S22
Parental rights, termination of, substantial risk of harm to Social Welfare System, used as leverage, ensuring community
child, 418 treatment adherence, 282
Policymakers, mental health care, legislative decision-making, Stalkers, mentally ill, harassing royalty or public figures, 59,
10 68
Postconviction relief proceedings, waiver of rights, lack of State medical boards, physician licensure applicants, screening
understanding of procedural posture, 402 for mental illness or substance use, 369
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Suicidal hostile intentions, expressing, school shootings, 544 V
Suicide, naked, motivations for attempting or completing,
240 Violence, severely mentally ill persons, characteristics of, 74
Violent or deviant behavior, illusion of evil, concept in foren¬
sic psychiatry, 105
T
W
Testimony
admissibility of, mentally ill victims of crime, 393 Will, metaphysical freedom, criminal responsibility, 16, 25
forensic mental health, practical approaches to, 422 Work impairment, entitlement to compensation for, special¬
psychiatric, improper judicial treatment of, 415 ized disability evaluations, S21
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