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Veröffentlicht:	London Arnold 2003
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Schlagworte:	Forensic Psychiatry United States Forensic psychiatry > United States Gerichtliche Psychiatrie USA
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adam_text	Contents Preface to the first edition xiii Preface to the second edition xv List of contributors xvii PART 1 HISTORY AND PRACTICE OF FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY: ROBERT WEINSTOCK 1 1 A conceptual framework for forensic psychiatry 3 Richard Rosner 2 Defining forensic psychiatry: roles and responsibilities 7 Robert Weinstock, Gregory B. Leong and J. Arturo Silva 3 History of forensic psychiatry 14 Marvin Prosono 4 Forensic psychiatric report writing 31 J. Arturo Silva, Robert Weinstock and Gregory B. Leong 5 Guidelines for courtroom testimony 37 Phillip J. Resnick 6 Practical issues in forensic psychiatric practice 45 Robert L. Sadoff 7 Education and training in forensic psychiatry 52 Rusty Reeves and Richard Rosner 8 Ethical guidelines 56 Robert Weinstock, Gregory B. Leong and J. Arturo Silva 9 Liability of the forensic psychiatrist 73 Daniel Wi I lick, Robert Weinstock and Thomas Garrick 10 The death penalty 79 Gregory B. Leong, J. Arturo Silva and Robert Weinstock 11 Competence assessments 85 Robert Weinstock, Gregory B. Leong and J. Arturo Silva 12 Psychological autopsy 89 Tim E. Botello, Linda E. Weinberger and Bruce H. Gross PART 2 LEGAL REGULATION OF PSYCHIATRIC PRACTICE: HAROLD I. SCHWARTZ 95 13 Informed consent and competency 97 Harold I. Schwartz and David M. Mack viii Contents 14 Hospitalization: voluntary and involuntary 107 Harold I. Schwartz, David M. Mack and Peter M. Zeman 15 Involuntary civil commitment to outpatient treatment 116 Robert D. Miller 16 The right to treatment 121 Jeffrey L. Geller 17 Treatment refusal in psychiatric practice 129 Debra A. Pinals and Steven K. Hoge 18 Confidentiality and testimonial privilege 137 Ralph Slovenko 19 The duty to protect 147 Alan R. Felthous and Claudia Kachigian 20 Treatment boundaries in psychiatric practice 156 Robert I. Simon 21 Sexual misconduct in the therapist-patient relationship 165 Robert I. Simon 22 The law and physician illness 173 Stephen Dilts and Douglas A. Sargent PART 3 FORENSIC EVALUATION AND TREATMENT IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM: ROBERT D. MILLER 181 23 Introduction 183 Robert D. Miller 24 Criminal competence 186 Robert D. Miller 25 Criminal responsibility 213 Robert D. Miller 26 Novel mental disorders 233 Robert D. Miller 27 Post-conviction dispositional evaluations 239 Robert D. Miller PART 4 CIVIL LAW: STEPHEN RACHLIN 247 28 Specific issues in psychiatric malpractice 249 Robert M. Wettstein 29 Psychiatric disability determinations and personal injury litigation 260 Jeffrey L. Metzner and James B. Buck 30 Americans with Disabilities Act evaluations 273 A. Jocelyn Ritchie and Howard V. Zonana 31 Sexual harassment 282 Liza H. Gold 32 Trauma-induced psychiatric disorders and civil law 290 Stuart B. Kleinman and Susan B. Egan 33 Neuropsychiatric assessments in toxic exposure litigation 301 Daniel A. Martell ; Contents ix 34 Civil competencies 308 J. Richard Ciccone 35 Death, dying, and the law 316 Norman L. Cantor PART 5 FAMILY LAW AND DOMESTIC RELATIONS: STEPHEN B. BILLICK 329 36 Role of the psychiatric evaluator in child custody disputes 331 Stephen B. Billick and Steven J. Ciric 37 Termination of parental rights and adoption 348 Shashi Elangovan and Stephen B. Billick 38 Childhood attachment, foster care and placement 366 Lisa R. Fortuna and Stephen B. Billick 39 Forensic evaluation of physically and sexually abused children 377 Rodrigo Pizarro and Stephen B. Billick 40 Juvenile delinquency 389 Roy H. Lubit and Stephen B. Billick 41 Posttraumatic stress disorder in children and adolescents: clinical and legal issues 396 James E. Rosenberg and Spencer Eth 42 Forensic aspects of suicide and homicide in children and adolescents 407 Peter Ash, Richard J. Gersh and Stephen B. Billick 43 The child as a witness 419 Robert Suddath 44 Violent adolescent offenders 441 Roy J. O Shaughnessy 45 Adolescent sexual offenders 455 Meg S. Kaplan and Richard B. Krueger 46 Neuroimaging in child and adolescent psychiatry 463 Stephen B. Billick and Stephen P. Sullivan PART 6 CORRECTIONAL PSYCHIATRY: ABRAHAM L. HALPERN AND RONNIE B. HARMON 473 47 The history of correctional psychiatry 475 Peter N. Barboriak 48 Standards for the delivery of mental health services in a correctional setting 484 B. Jaye Anno 49 The structure of correctional mental health services 489 Joel A. Dvoskin, Erin M. Spiers, Jeffrey L. Metzner and Steven E. Pitt 50 Administrative and staffing problems for psychiatric services in correctional and forensic settings 505 Robert T.M. Phillips and Carol Caplan 51 Issues in the prevention and detection of suicide potential in correctional facilities 513 Gerald Landsbergand Pamela Morschauer 52 The psychosocial basis of prison riots 519 Phyllis Harrison-Ross and James E. Lawrence 53 The right to refuse treatment in a criminal law setting 526 Michael L. Perlin x Contents 54 Psychiatric ethics in the correctional setting 533 Jay E. Kantor PART 7 SPECIAL CLINICAL ISSUES IN FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY: ROBERT WEINSTOCK 541 55 Malingering 543 Phillip J. Resnick 56 Antisocial personality, psychopathy and forensic psychiatry 555 William H. Reid and Maria S. Ruiz-Sweeney 57 Dangerousness 564 Gregory B. Leong, J. Arturo Silva and Robert Weinstock 58 Violence: causes and non-psychopharmacological treatment 572 Kenneth Tardiff 59 Pharmacological treatment of violent behaviors 579 Robert H. Gerner 60 Violence and epilepsy: an approach to expert testimony 589 David M. Treiman 61 Brain disease: forensic neuropsychiatric issues 603 Mace Beckson and George Bartzokis 62 Forensic neuropsychology 612 Charles H. Hinkin, Delany Thrasher and Wilfred G. van Gorp 63 Psychological and psychiatric measures in forensic practice 621 Richard Rogers and Diane Graves-Oliver 64 Culture and ethnicity 631 J. Arturo Silva, Gregory B. Leong and Robert Weinstock 65 Hypnosis and dissociation 638 David Spiegel 66 Amnesia, amytal interviews and polygraphy 643 John Bradford and Victoria L Harris 67 Geriatric psychiatry and the law 651 Daniel J. Sprehe 68 Terrorism and forensic psychiatry 661 William H. Reid and Chris E. Stout 69 Torture and brainwashing 669 Rahn Kennedy Bailey 70 Substance abuse and addiction 672 Mace Beckson, George Bartzokis and Robert Weinstock 71 Psychopharmacological treatment of sex offenders 685 John Bradford and Victoria L. Harris 72 Prosecution of assaultive patients 699 Gary J. Maier and Stephen Rachlin 73 Treatment of sex offenders 705 Gene G. Abel and Candice A. Osborn 74 Sexually violent predator laws 717 Douglas E. Tucker and Samuel Jan Brakel s Contents xi 75 Brain imaging 724 Rusty Reeves and Stephen B. Bi I lick 76 Stalking 728 Mohan Nair 77 Head trauma: a practical approach to the evaluation of symptom exaggeration 736 Shoba Sreenivasan, Spencer Eth, Patricia Kirkish and Thomas Garrick 78 Psychiatric abuse in North America 741 Alfred M. Freedman and Abraham L. Halpern 79 Actuarial methods for violence and sex-offender risk assessments 750 Shoba Sreenivasan, Patricia Kirkish, Thomas Garrick and Linda E. Weinberger 80 ERISA, healthcare and the courts 756 J. Richard Ciccone PART 8 BASIC ISSUES IN LAW: ROBERT LLOYD GOLDSTEIN 761 81 The philosophy of law and the foundations (sources) of law 763 Laurence R. Tancredi and Robert Lloyd Goldstein 82 The court system and the legislative process 769 Robert Lloyd Goldstein 83 A model of constitutional adjudication: the equal protection doctrine 774 Robert Lloyd Goldstein 84 An introduction to tort law 780 Daniel W. Shuman and Michael Heinlen 85 An introduction to civil procedure 789 Robert Lloyd Goldstein 86 An introduction to criminal procedure 796 Harvey M. Stone, Katherine Oberlies O Leary and Robert Lloyd Goldstein 87 Punishment 804 Russell Stetler and Robert Lloyd Goldstein 88 Legal research on the Web 811 Peter Ash PART 9 LANDMARK CASES IN FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY: HOWARD OWENS 817 89 Introduction 819 Howard Owens 90 Civil law and family law cases in forensic psychiatry 820 Meryl B. Rome and Andrew J. Rader 91 Criminal law and forensic psychiatry 831 Howard Owens 92 Legal regulation of psychiatry 850 James W. Hicks Index 877
adam_txt	Contents Preface to the first edition xiii Preface to the second edition xv List of contributors xvii PART 1 HISTORY AND PRACTICE OF FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY: ROBERT WEINSTOCK 1 1 A conceptual framework for forensic psychiatry 3 Richard Rosner 2 Defining forensic psychiatry: roles and responsibilities 7 Robert Weinstock, Gregory B. Leong and J. Arturo Silva 3 History of forensic psychiatry 14 Marvin Prosono 4 Forensic psychiatric report writing 31 J. Arturo Silva, Robert Weinstock and Gregory B. Leong 5 Guidelines for courtroom testimony 37 Phillip J. Resnick 6 Practical issues in forensic psychiatric practice 45 Robert L. Sadoff 7 Education and training in forensic psychiatry 52 Rusty Reeves and Richard Rosner 8 Ethical guidelines 56 Robert Weinstock, Gregory B. Leong and J. Arturo Silva 9 Liability of the forensic psychiatrist 73 Daniel Wi I lick, Robert Weinstock and Thomas Garrick 10 The death penalty 79 Gregory B. Leong, J. Arturo Silva and Robert Weinstock 11 Competence assessments 85 Robert Weinstock, Gregory B. Leong and J. Arturo Silva 12 Psychological autopsy 89 Tim E. Botello, Linda E. Weinberger and Bruce H. Gross PART 2 LEGAL REGULATION OF PSYCHIATRIC PRACTICE: HAROLD I. SCHWARTZ 95 13 Informed consent and competency 97 Harold I. Schwartz and David M. Mack viii Contents 14 Hospitalization: voluntary and involuntary 107 Harold I. Schwartz, David M. Mack and Peter M. Zeman 15 Involuntary civil commitment to outpatient treatment 116 Robert D. Miller 16 The right to treatment 121 Jeffrey L. Geller 17 Treatment refusal in psychiatric practice 129 Debra A. Pinals and Steven K. Hoge 18 Confidentiality and testimonial privilege 137 Ralph Slovenko 19 The duty to protect 147 Alan R. Felthous and Claudia Kachigian 20 Treatment boundaries in psychiatric practice 156 Robert I. Simon 21 Sexual misconduct in the therapist-patient relationship 165 Robert I. Simon 22 The law and physician illness 173 Stephen Dilts and Douglas A. Sargent PART 3 FORENSIC EVALUATION AND TREATMENT IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM: ROBERT D. MILLER 181 23 Introduction 183 Robert D. Miller 24 Criminal competence 186 Robert D. Miller 25 Criminal responsibility 213 Robert D. Miller 26 Novel mental disorders 233 Robert D. Miller 27 Post-conviction dispositional evaluations 239 Robert D. Miller PART 4 CIVIL LAW: STEPHEN RACHLIN 247 28 Specific issues in psychiatric malpractice 249 Robert M. Wettstein 29 Psychiatric disability determinations and personal injury litigation 260 Jeffrey L. Metzner and James B. Buck 30 Americans with Disabilities Act evaluations 273 A. Jocelyn Ritchie and Howard V. Zonana 31 Sexual harassment 282 Liza H. Gold 32 Trauma-induced psychiatric disorders and civil law 290 Stuart B. Kleinman and Susan B. Egan 33 Neuropsychiatric assessments in toxic exposure litigation 301 Daniel A. Martell ; Contents ix 34 Civil competencies 308 J. Richard Ciccone 35 Death, dying, and the law 316 Norman L. Cantor PART 5 FAMILY LAW AND DOMESTIC RELATIONS: STEPHEN B. BILLICK 329 36 Role of the psychiatric evaluator in child custody disputes 331 Stephen B. Billick and Steven J. Ciric 37 Termination of parental rights and adoption 348 Shashi Elangovan and Stephen B. Billick 38 Childhood attachment, foster care and placement 366 Lisa R. Fortuna and Stephen B. Billick 39 Forensic evaluation of physically and sexually abused children 377 Rodrigo Pizarro and Stephen B. Billick 40 Juvenile delinquency 389 Roy H. Lubit and Stephen B. Billick 41 Posttraumatic stress disorder in children and adolescents: clinical and legal issues 396 James E. Rosenberg and Spencer Eth 42 Forensic aspects of suicide and homicide in children and adolescents 407 Peter Ash, Richard J. Gersh and Stephen B. Billick 43 The child as a witness 419 Robert Suddath 44 Violent adolescent offenders 441 Roy J. O'Shaughnessy 45 Adolescent sexual offenders 455 Meg S. Kaplan and Richard B. Krueger 46 Neuroimaging in child and adolescent psychiatry 463 Stephen B. Billick and Stephen P. Sullivan PART 6 CORRECTIONAL PSYCHIATRY: ABRAHAM L. HALPERN AND RONNIE B. HARMON 473 47 The history of correctional psychiatry 475 Peter N. Barboriak 48 Standards for the delivery of mental health services in a correctional setting 484 B. Jaye Anno 49 The structure of correctional mental health services 489 Joel A. Dvoskin, Erin M. Spiers, Jeffrey L. Metzner and Steven E. Pitt 50 Administrative and staffing problems for psychiatric services in correctional and forensic settings 505 Robert T.M. Phillips and Carol Caplan 51 Issues in the prevention and detection of suicide potential in correctional facilities 513 Gerald Landsbergand Pamela Morschauer 52 The psychosocial basis of prison riots 519 Phyllis Harrison-Ross and James E. Lawrence 53 The right to refuse treatment in a criminal law setting 526 Michael L. Perlin x Contents 54 Psychiatric ethics in the correctional setting 533 Jay E. Kantor PART 7 SPECIAL CLINICAL ISSUES IN FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY: ROBERT WEINSTOCK 541 55 Malingering 543 Phillip J. Resnick 56 Antisocial personality, psychopathy and forensic psychiatry 555 William H. Reid and Maria S. Ruiz-Sweeney 57 Dangerousness 564 Gregory B. Leong, J. Arturo Silva and Robert Weinstock 58 Violence: causes and non-psychopharmacological treatment 572 Kenneth Tardiff 59 Pharmacological treatment of violent behaviors 579 Robert H. Gerner 60 Violence and epilepsy: an approach to expert testimony 589 David M. Treiman 61 Brain disease: forensic neuropsychiatric issues 603 Mace Beckson and George Bartzokis 62 Forensic neuropsychology 612 Charles H. Hinkin, Delany Thrasher and Wilfred G. van Gorp 63 Psychological and psychiatric measures in forensic practice 621 Richard Rogers and Diane Graves-Oliver 64 Culture and ethnicity 631 J. Arturo Silva, Gregory B. Leong and Robert Weinstock 65 Hypnosis and dissociation 638 David Spiegel 66 Amnesia, amytal interviews and polygraphy 643 John Bradford and Victoria L Harris 67 Geriatric psychiatry and the law 651 Daniel J. Sprehe 68 Terrorism and forensic psychiatry 661 William H. Reid and Chris E. Stout 69 Torture and brainwashing 669 Rahn Kennedy Bailey 70 Substance abuse and addiction 672 Mace Beckson, George Bartzokis and Robert Weinstock 71 Psychopharmacological treatment of sex offenders 685 John Bradford and Victoria L. Harris 72 Prosecution of assaultive patients 699 Gary J. Maier and Stephen Rachlin 73 Treatment of sex offenders 705 Gene G. Abel and Candice A. Osborn 74 Sexually violent predator laws 717 \ Douglas E. Tucker and Samuel Jan Brakel s Contents xi 75 Brain imaging 724 Rusty Reeves and Stephen B. Bi I lick 76 Stalking 728 Mohan Nair 77 Head trauma: a practical approach to the evaluation of symptom exaggeration 736 Shoba Sreenivasan, Spencer Eth, Patricia Kirkish and Thomas Garrick 78 Psychiatric abuse in North America 741 Alfred M. Freedman and Abraham L. Halpern 79 Actuarial methods for violence and sex-offender risk assessments 750 Shoba Sreenivasan, Patricia Kirkish, Thomas Garrick and Linda E. Weinberger 80 ERISA, healthcare and the courts 756 J. Richard Ciccone PART 8 BASIC ISSUES IN LAW: ROBERT LLOYD GOLDSTEIN 761 81 The philosophy of law and the foundations (sources) of law 763 Laurence R. Tancredi and Robert Lloyd Goldstein 82 The court system and the legislative process 769 Robert Lloyd Goldstein 83 A model of constitutional adjudication: the equal protection doctrine 774 Robert Lloyd Goldstein 84 An introduction to tort law 780 Daniel W. 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