668 results on '"Prins, Herschel"'
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52. Those were the days1–or were they?
53. Psychopathic Disorder – Concept or Chimera
54. ‘Offenders, Deviants or Patients’ - Comments on Part Two of the White Paper
55. Incapacitating the Dangerous in England and Wales: High Expectations - Harsh Reality
56. Mental Health Inquiries – Views from the Chair
57. Mental Disorder, Criminality and the Literary Imagination
58. Vampirism - legendary or clinical phenomenon?
59. Attitudes towards the mentally disordered.
60. Dangerous people or dangerous situations? Some implications for assessment and management.
61. The care of the psychiatric prisoner - discharge into the community and its implications.
62. Diminished responsibility and the Sutcliffe case: legal psychiatric and social aspects (a 'layman's' view).
63. 'All tragedy is the failure of communication' (John Wilson) - the sad saga of Christopher Clunis.
64. Fire - 'good servant - bad master.' (Editorial)
65. Whither criminal justice? - the report of the Royal Commission on Criminal Justice.
66. Epilepsy and criminal law: a supplementary comment.
67. 'How dangerous is it that this man goes loose!' (Hamlet Act 4 Scene III).
68. Homicide law reform: Coke v Bumble – revisited and reassessed
69. Protecting the Public? Detention and Release of Mentally Disordered Offenders. By T. Boyd-Caine
70. Perspectives on depression, gender and crime: Depression sometimes masked, missed and misunderstood?
71. Free will and responsibility: a guide for practitioners
72. Understanding criminal behaviour: psychosocial approaches to criminality
73. Homicide and allied inquiries: in whose best interests?
74. PROBATION AND AFTER-CARE SOME ASPECTS OF CASEWORK
75. Up in smoke - the psychology of arson.
76. Counselling the mentally abnormal (dangerous) offender.
77. Half a century of madness and badness: some diverse recollections
78. Review: Learning From Life: Becoming A Psychoanalyst Patrick Casement Routledge, 2006, pp 224; £29.95, pbk ISBN-13: 978—0—415—39931—9
79. Coke v. Bumble – comments on some aspects of unlawful killing and its disposal
80. The Michael Stone Inquiry: A somewhat different homicide report
81. Psychoanalysis and probation practice: A brief additional perspective on Smith
82. Fifty Years' ?Hard Labour? (A Personal Odyssey)
83. Correspondence
84. Severe (Psychopathic) Personality Disorder: A review
85. Mental disorder and violent crime: A problematic relationship
86. Taking Chances: Risk assessment and management in a risk obsessed society
87. Getting Into Print - Some Suggestions
88. The Human Rights Act and Mental Health W. Armstrong, J. Cummings, K. Gledhill, P. Edwards, (2nd edn), plus accompanying video. Petworth: Mensana Consultants and The Institute of Mental Health Law. 2000. 30pp. £282.00.
89. Book Review: Neither Bad Nor Mad: The Competing Discourses of Psychiatry, Law and Politics
90. Book Review: Care of the Mentally Disordered Offender in the Community
91. Book Review: Profiling Property Crimes
92. Cui bono? 'Withholding Treatment from Violent and Abusive Patients in NHS Trusts: "We Don't Have to Take This"'
93. Pathways to the Management of Mentally-Ill Offenders in the Criminal Justice System.
94. Book Review: Geronticide: Killing the Elderly
95. Whither Mental Health Legislation? (Locking up the Disturbed and the Deviant)
96. ‘And now for something completely different!’ (Monty Python) Forensic psychiatric practice ‐ a complementary view
97. Did Lady Macbeth Have a Mind Diseas'd'? (A Medico-Legal Enigma)
98. W(h)ither psychopathic disorder? A view from the U.K
99. Offenders, Deviants or Patients?
100. Reviews : Behaviour, Crime and Legal Processes: A Guide for Forensic Practitioners James McGuire, Tom Mason and Aisling O'Kane (eds) Wiley, 2000; pp322; £19.99, pbk ISBN 0-471-998869-9
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