175 results on '"Prins, Herschel"'
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2. Risk assessment: still a risky business
3. ‘And now for something completely different!’ (Monty Python) Forensic psychiatric practice ‐ a complementary view
4. A Suitable Case for Treatment
5. The Motivation of Arsonists* ‐Reflections on Research and Practice
6. The Probation Officer as After-Care Case Worker in England
7. A Proposed Socio‐legal Classification of Unlawful Killing ‐ with Special Reference to ‘Serial Killing’
8. ‘The malady of not marking’: a response to ‘Decline of the English inquiry?’: (CBMH 17) 69–74)
9. What price the concept of psychopathic disorder?
10. 'I've got a little list' (Koko: Mikado). But is it any use? Comments on the forensic aspects of 'supervision registers' for the mentally ill.
11. Is diversion just a diversion?
12. Is psychopathic disorder a treatable condition?
13. Besieged by devils - thoughts on possession and possession states.
14. Some aspects of sex offending - causes and cures?
15. Dangerous people or dangerous situations? - some further thoughts.
16. Mental abnormality and criminality - an uncertain relationship.
17. Psychopathic disorder - a useful clinical concept?
18. WHITHER COMMUNITY SERVICE?
19. PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES AND THE MAGISTRATES' AND JUVENILE COURTS : An Analysis of the Views of Probation Officers and Magistrates
20. A Danger to Themselves and to Others: (Social Workers and Potentially Dangerous Clients)
21. Letter to the Editor
22. Dangerous Clients: Further Observations on the Limitation of Mayhem
23. Literature Review. Some Less Familiar Psychiatric Disorders
24. Literature Review
25. An Approach to Fieldwork Assessment
26. Literature Review: Understanding and Managing Insanity: Some Glimpses into Historical Fact and Fiction
27. Literature Review: An Abuse of some Substance?
28. Authority and the Casework Relationship
29. SOME THOUGHTS ON THE UNSTABLE OFFENDER
30. PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORK IN A BOYS' REMAND HOME
31. CHILDREN OUT OF TROUBLE: Some Observations on the New Children and Young Persons Legislation
32. Editorial: the avoidance of scandal - a perennial problem.
33. Vampirism - legendary or clinical phenomenon?
34. Attitudes towards the mentally disordered.
35. Dangerous people or dangerous situations? Some implications for assessment and management.
36. The care of the psychiatric prisoner - discharge into the community and its implications.
37. Diminished responsibility and the Sutcliffe case: legal psychiatric and social aspects (a 'layman's' view).
38. Counterblast: Close Encounters of an Uncomfortable Kind.
39. 'All tragedy is the failure of communication' (John Wilson) - the sad saga of Christopher Clunis.
40. Fire - 'good servant - bad master.' (Editorial)
41. Whither criminal justice? - the report of the Royal Commission on Criminal Justice.
42. Epilepsy and criminal law: a supplementary comment.
43. 'How dangerous is it that this man goes loose!' (Hamlet Act 4 Scene III).
44. Mental Disorder, Criminality and the Literary Imagination.
45. Shakespeare Comes to Broadmoor: The Performance of Tragedy in a Secure Psychiatric Hospital.
46. Homicide law reform: Coke v Bumble - revisited and reassessed.
47. Perspectives on depression, gender and crime: Depression sometimes masked, missed and misunderstood?
48. Half a century of madness and badness: some diverse recollections.
49. COUNTERBLAST: The Mental Health Act 2007 (A Hard Act to Follow).
50. Developments in Crime and Crime Control Research: German Studies on Victims, Offenders and the Public.
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