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Tilburg University
Progression in forensic psychiatry
Oei, T.I.; Groenhuijsen, M.S.
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2012
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Progression in Forensic Psychiatry
About Boundaries

Progression in Forensic
Psychiatry
About Boundaries
Edited By
Oei Karel T.I.
Groenhuijsen Marc S.
Kluwer – 2012
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Foreword
As this is a rapidly changing world, in which globalization has become an
important factor both in medical science and law, we would like to draw your
attention to the Tilburg collection 2012, Progression in Forensic Psychiatry: About
Boundaries. This collection is part of the series on Forensic Psychiatry which,
starting 1997, has been published every three years by Tilburg University. The
rationaleofthisseriesisthebeliefthatForensicPsychiatryconsistsofanumber
of fundamental disciplines such as law, medical science and psycho-social
disciplines, such as forensic psychology, victimology and criminology, but is
also founded on disciplines like philosophy, ethics, and history.
We have been happy to receive contributions from various quarters, also from
abroad. There is a number of contributions dealing with diagnosis and psycho-
pathology, in individuals and in management systems, with accountability,
victimology, and medico-ethical matters and with new subjects, such as old
age crime, process management in a forensic psychiatric centre, youth crime,
TBS, Prison Mental Health and suchlike. We have been happy to welcome not
only Dutch contributions but also a considerable number of foreign contribu-
tions. This shows that Dutch Forensic Psychiatry has a considerable say in the
internationalforum.Itisonaccountofthemanycontributionsfromcolleagues
here and yon that we can confidently offer this first English-language Tilburg
collectionofForensicPsychiatricsubjectstoawideinternationalpublic.Apublic
consistingofcolleaguesandreadersinarangeofdisciplines,thekindofpublic
wehavealwaysfavoured.InourviewForensicPsychiatryisnotanisolatedfield
of study, but one of cooperation between experts representing behavioural
sciences and law.
Karel T.I. Oei,
Professor emeritus Forensic Psychiatry Tilburg University
Marc S. Groenhuijsen,
ProfessorPenalandCriminalProceduresLawandVictimologyTilburgUniversity
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Table of Contents
Part I: About Boundaries in Theory 11
Felthous: The Diagnosis of Psychopathology: Improving Reliability and
Validity in Forensic Examinations 13
Lionarons: The Disease Concept in Psychiatry 49
Bard: Boundaries: Applying Understanding of and Insight into Human
Nature and Political Violence 63
Schalkwijk: Theory and Diagnostics of the Conscience 67
Hendriks: Personal Autonomy, Good Care, Informed Consent and
Human Dignity – Some Reflections from a European Perspective 83
Kremer, Beintema, Spreen: Ethical Dilemmas in Structured Professional
Judgements – Ethical Issues in Risk Assessments in Forensic Psychiatry:
What does a Prediction based on Group Data say about an Individual in
his Specific Context? 91
Hondius: The Trias Psychiatrica 99
Van Marle, Prinsen, Van der Wolf: Pathways in Forensic Care: The Dutch
Legislation of Diversion 105
Casselman: Residential Forensic Treatment Services for Mentally
Disordered Offenders Submitted to the Internment Measure in Belgium 121
Stufkens: Dilemmas and Problems in the Supervisory Relationship
and the Supervisor’s Function - A Point of View 131
Schilderman: Sense of Injustice – Philosophical and Theological Remarks 145
Meynen: Should the ‘Insanity Defense’ be Replaced by an ‘Incapacity
Defense’? 165
Part II: About Boundaries in Practice 185
Van Marle: Forensic Psychotherapy in the Netherlands and the Essence
of Psychiatric TBS-Detention 187
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Adshead: Mirror Mirror: Parallel Processes in Forensic Institutions 199
Konrad: The Forensic Psychiatric Expert Witness within the Criminal
Justice System in Germany 217
Te Winkel, De Werd: Care or Justice? A Moral Dilemma in
Forensic Psychiatry 235
Van der Ham, Nederlof: Developmental Trajectories of Delinquent
and Antisocial Behavior and Their Differential Associations
with Intellectual and Neurocognitive Impairments - A Short Review 257
Verhoeven, Egger: Autism Spectrum Disorders and Disinhibited
Behaviours: Toward a Translational Approach 265
Egger, Walvoort, Wester: The MMPI-2 and the Neurocognitive
Paradigm: Assessment of Psychopathology and Personality in
Alcohol Abusive Patients 279
Sklar: Trauma, Psychosis and Regression: The Psychoanalytic
Treatment of a Schizophrenic Patient 295
Goosensen, Oei: The Insecurity of Security in Detention in a Hospital 317
Van Vliet: Probation Service at a Crossroads? Role and Position
of the Probation and Rehabilitation Service in Forensic Psychiatric
Supervision 341
Van der Veeken, Bogaerts, Lucieer: Routine Outcome Monitoring
in Forensic Psychiatry: FPC2landen and FPC de Kijvelanden 355
Peters, Hendrickx, Jeandarme, Pouls: Prevalence, Psychopathy and
Risk Assessment in Intellectually Disabled Forensic Patients - Old
Problems and New Insights 377
Bouman, Van der Logt, Bulten: Desistance by Social Context in
Forensic Psychiatry 397
Barendregt, Van der Laan, Bongers, Van Nieuwenhuizen: Explaining
Reoffending and Psychiatric Relapse in Youth Forensic
Psychiatry from a Good Lives Model Perspective 415
De Wijs, Verheugt, Oei: The Psyche of Women Committing
Neonaticide - A Psychological Study of Women who Kill their
Newborn Children 435
Koenraadt: On Forgery and Destruction in Art, Crime and Mental Illness 451
Brouwers, Troelstra: Progression in Forensic Psychiatry - Violent
Sexual Behaviour: Antilibidinal Hormonal Treatment Considerations
in Mentally Disabled Perpetrators 465
Goethals: Improving Services for the Mentally Ill at Risk of Being Violent 477
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Kremer, Pomp: Do we (have to) Care, or just say ‘Beware’? Relational Ethics
and Relational Research in Forensic Psychiatry: Two Birds with
One Stone? 487
Oei, Bleeker, Bonten, Afman, Van Alphen: Senior Citizen Criminality and
Mental Disorder in the Netherlands 507
Vlaardingerbroek: What can Family Law do in Case of Maltreatment of
Elderly? 523
Ubbels: Ethnic Identity 543
Van der Helm, Stams: Conflict and Coping by Clients and Group Workers
in Secure Residential Facilities 553
Goorden: Psychopaths “R”(among) Us – How Companies are being
Destroyed (and Repaired again) 565
Diesen: Therapeutic Jurisprudence and the Victim of Crime 579
Gorter, Wesselius: Prison Mental Health 599
Mackor: The Autonomy of Criminal Judges in Determining the Disorder
and the Risk of Recidivism - Some Reflections on the Hoogerheide Case 617
Index 629
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