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Law and psychology : the broadening of the discipline / [edited by] James R.P. Ogloff.

Contributor Ogloff, James R. P.

Imprint:Durham, N.C. : Carolina Academic Press, c1992.

Descriptionvi, 455 p. ; 24 cm.

Note:SECTION I: CHILDREN AND THE LAW: The significance of law in the everyday lives of children and families / Gary B. Melton -- Fighting fragmentation: coordination of sesrvices for children and families / Mark Soles, Carole Shauffer -- Dispositional decisionmaking in the juvenile justice system: an empirical study of the use of offense and offender information / Alan J. Tomkins -- SECTION II: CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY: Psychodynamics and the insanity defense: ordinary common sense and heuristic reasoning / Michael L. Perlin -- The psychopath and the definition of "mental disease or defect" under the model penal code test of insanity: a question of psychology or a question of law? / Emily Campbell -- Empirical research regarding the insanity defense: how much do we really know? / James R.P. Ogloff, Anton Schweighofer, Susan Turnbull, Karen Whitemore -- SECTION III. MENTAL HEALTH POLICY: The potential of therapeutic jurisprudence: a new approach to psychology and the law / David B. Wexler, Bruce J. Wisnick -- Using community mental health centers to provide comprehensive mental health services to local jails / James R.P. Ogloff, Ronald Roesch -- Treatment of the mentally disabled: rethinking the community-first idea / Christopher Slobogin -- Lawyer psychopathology: development, prevalence, and intervention / G. Andrew H. Benjamin, Bruce D. Sales -- SECTION IV: JURY INSTRUCTIONS AND JURY DECISIONMAKING: The law and psychology of jury instruction / J. Alexander Tanford -- Reviewing the empirical evidence on jury racism: findings of discrimination or discrimatory findings? / Jeffrey E. Pfeifer -- SECTION V. CIVIL LAW AND PSYCHOLOGY: Expanding psychological inquiry: the analysis of attitudes toward corporate responsibility / Valerie P. Hans -- A psycholegal and imperical approach to the medical standard of care / Richard L. Wiener.

Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

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Ogloff, James R. P.
Subject:
Law -- Psychological aspects.
Forensic psychology.
Mental health laws -- United States.