.... In identifying risk for violence, the importance of (1) the context in which violence occurs; (2) the need for clear admission criteria for prison psychiatric treatment; and (3) the need to develop risk assessments that are specific to prison environments are emphasized. forensic science forensic psychology...

... considerations involved, with particular attention devoted to the role the individual's traumatic brain injury played in applying the insanity defense. 09 07 2002 01 01 2003 forensic science suicide by cop police-assisted suicide forensic psychiatry forensic psychology traumatic brain...

... be applying overt and covert pressure on clinicians with regard to conversion to voluntary status to gain smoking privileges. 08 07 2002 09 06 2002 01 11 2002 forensic science forensic psychiatry forensic psychology involuntary hospitalization involuntary commitment legal status...

... in stalking following the dissolution of romantic relationships. The findings are also consistent with explanations of stalking behavior that stress the etiological importance of attachment difficulties (45). KEYWORDS: forensic science, forensic psychology, stalking, stalker characteristics, failed romantic...

... science, forensic psychiatry, forensic psychology, glossolalia, speaking in tongues, religion The word glossolalia originates from the Greek roots for tongue or language and to speak, and simply means to talk languages (1). Glossolalia is colloquially known as speaking in tongues, and in Western...

..., and obsessional tendencies toward the victim may be most at risk of future violent and aggressive acts. 15 08 2000 15 02 2001 15 02 2001 forensic science forensic psychology stalking obsessional harassment violence in relationships References Burgess   A W , Baker   T...

... forensic psychology contract murder hit man third-party killing References Douglas   J E , Burgess   A W , Burgess   A G , Ressler   R K . Crime classification manual . San Francisco , Jossey-Bass , 1992 . Wyden   P . The hired killers . New York , Morrow , 1963...

... professionals fewer explanations involving external control with the passing of time. 21 03 2000 05 06 2000 10 07 2000 forensic science criminals explanations crime violence mental disorder forensic psychiatry forensic psychology References McGahy   C L . Child...

..., and experiences ambivalence regarding their interpersonal relationships. Treatment implications are discussed herein. forensic science stalking psychological characteristics forensic psychology References De Clérambault   G G . Les psychoses passionelles . In: Oevre Psychiatrique , Paris...

... Pharmaceuticals, Hadden v. State of Florida (1997), Bighead v. The United States of America (1997), Diocese of Winona v. Interstate Fire & Cas. Co. (1994), and R. v. Simpson (1996). 16 02 1999 13 07 1999 16 07 1999 forensic science forensic psychiatry forensic psychology child sexual...

..., forensic psychology, familicide, mass murder, catathymic process Familicide mass murder typically involving the offender s spouse and one or more of the children is a rare and poorly understood form of homicide. Although there are no U.S. crime statistics on family mass murder, there have been a number...

... professionals with establishing their own videotaping system. The authors conclude that videotape performs an essential function in the preservation of the integrity of forensic mental health evaluations. KEYWORDS: forensic science, forensic psychiatry, forensic psychology, videotape, videotaping evaluations...

... forensic psychology forensic psychiatry adolescent sexual homicide matricide mother-son incest catathymic crisis 06 10 1998 09 11 1998 Louis B. Schlesinger,1 Ph.D. Adolescent Sexual Matricide Following Repetitive Mother-Son Incest REFERENCE: Schlesinger LB. Adolescent sexual...

...: forensic science, forensic psychiatry, forensic psychology, erotomania, homicide, delusions, violence, psychosis, mental disorder, stalking The delusional belief that one is loved by another is the defining characteristic of a psychiatric disorder clinically described by French, German, and British doctors...

... science forensic psychology video voyeur covert videotaping legal consequences psychological injury 08 10 1996 23 01 1997 24 01 1997 Robert L Simon, 1 M.D. Video Voyeurs and the Covert Videotaping of Unsuspecting Victims: Psychologicaland Legal Consequences REFERENCE:Simon RI...

... . In: A   Hess and I   Weiner , editors. Handbook of forensic psychology . John Wiley & Sons , New York : 1987 ; 205 - 57 . Steadman   H J . Some evidence on the inadequacy of the concept and determination of dangerousness in law and psychiatry . J Psych Law 1973 ; 1 ( 4 ): 409 - 26...

... engaged in a rare personalization of his necrophilic fantasies by posing, openly displaying, and sexually inserting foreign objects into each one of three victims' bodies. 20 05 1994 28 11 1994 30 11 1994 forensic science forensic psychology serial murder signature murder...

... illness, organic brain disorder, forensic psychology, neurological impairment, head injury, mentally disordered offenders, violence The neurobehavioral components of violence are of increasing importance to forensic behavioral science. However, few studies have set out to determine the prevalence...