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|a The evolution of forensic psychiatry :
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|a Cover; The Evolution of Forensic PsychiatryHistory, Current Developments, Future Directions; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgments; List of Contributors; Introduction; Section One: History; 1. American Forensic Psychiatry Begins: Setting Standards; 2. Development of Forensic Psychiatry Training at Temple University and Services in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania: A Memoir; 3. The Modern Era of Forensic Psychiatry; Section Two: Current Developments: Teaching Forensic Psychiatry; 4. The Teaching Roles of the Forensic Psychiatrist.
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|a 5. The Program in Psychiatry and the Law: A New Direction in Forensic Training and Experience6. Reflections of a Forensic Teacher; 7. Forensic Psychiatry Fellowship Training: Fundamentals for the Future; 8. The Development of a Fully Integrated Forensic Psychiatry Residency Within a General Department of Psychiatry; Section Three: Child and Adolescent Forensic Psychiatry; 9. "The Child Is Father of the Man": Mutual Influences of Child and Adult Forensic Psychiatry; 10. Childhood Maltreatment and Chronic Unmediated Stress: A New View for Forensic Psychiatry.
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|a 11. Social Policy, Child Abuse and Neglect, and Forensic Psychiatry12. Juvenile Sentencing and the Possibility of Parole Following Miller v. Alabama; Section Four: Psychiatry Subspecialties and Forensic Psychiatry; 13. Forensic Issues in Hospital-Based Psychiatric Consultations; 14. Forensic Issues in Geriatric Psychiatry; 15. Inpatient Forensic Psychiatry; 16. Correctional Psychiatry: Its Influence on the Forensic Psychiatrist; 17. Managing Malpractice Risks During Psychopharmacologic Treatment; 18. Forensic Psychiatry and Addiction Psychiatry.
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|a Section Five: Forensic Psychiatry and Other Professions19. Forensic Psychiatry and Psychology: Fraternal Twins of Courtroom Science; 20. Forensic Psychiatric Ethics: A Return to the Ivory Tower; 21. Forensic Sleep Medicine: Sleepwalking, Automatisms, Scientific Evidence, and the Law; 22. Nobody Wins Without a Good Team; 23. Criminology and Forensic Psychiatry: Sharing a Discipline; Section Six: Forensic Psychiatry and Legal Issues; 24. Forensic Psychiatry and the Law: Litigation, Advocacy, Scholarship, and Teaching; 25. Forensic Psychiatry: A View From a Trial Lawyer and a Judge.
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|a 26. The Growing Intersection of Forensic Psychiatry and Federal Criminal Defense27. Forensic Psychiatry in Law Enforcement: A Practitioner's Perspective; Section Seven: Future Directions; 28. Linking Brain and Behavioral Measures in the Medical-Legal Context; 29. Neurocriminology: Applications for Forensic Psychiatry; 30. How Can the Neuroscience of Memory Inform Our Understanding of Amnesia in Criminal Settings?; 31. Indispensable Forensic Psychiatry and Psychology: The (Non) Challenge from Neuroscience.
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|a Dr. Robert Sadoff's The Evolution of Forensic Psychiatry is extraordinarily unique in that it is not intended to be a textbook or a guide to forensic psychiatry. Instead, this book is a fascinating mix of historical beginnings, current developments, representative subspecialties of psychiatry, and several allied disciplines and their impact on forensic psychiatry. Furthermore, it also includes neuroscientific research and how it translates to civic and criminal case work. Judges, attorneys, law professors and a police scientist all weigh in on the influence of the interdisciplinary research these forensic scientists have had on the justice system.
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