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- Topic
- Psychology & Law
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- Psychology & Help
- Special Attributes
- 2nd Edition
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- 9781572302365
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
Guilford Publications
ISBN-10
1572302364
ISBN-13
9781572302365
eBay Product ID (ePID)
719766
Product Key Features
Number of Pages
794 Pages
Publication Name
Psychological Evaluations for the Courts, Second Edition : A Handbook for Mental Health Professionals and Lawyers
Language
English
Publication Year
1997
Subject
Forensic Psychology, Evidence, Mental Health, Psychiatry / General
Features
Revised
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Law, Psychology, Medical
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
2 in
Item Weight
56.5 Oz
Item Length
10 in
Item Width
7 in
Additional Product Features
Edition Number
2
Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
LCCN
97-010163
Reviews
"This book is a valuable guide for the mental health professional anxiously preparing to testify for the first time and for the seasoned forensic psychologist or attorney....The authors provide guidelines on how mental health professionals can conduct themselves ethically, cautiously, and effectively....a comprehensive, clearly written, and interesting reference text. Fine-tuning, updating, and expanding on the first edition, which was itself a well respected guide to forensic work, this book is an indispensable asset to the library of any professional who practices in the forensic arena. It can also serve as a textbook for graduate courses and training courses for forensic evaluators." --Criminal Justice Review "This is an exceptionally good handbook for mental health professionals, lawyers, and other practitioners who work within, for, or in conjunction with the courts. Two populations will likely benefit from this book, the legal representation and clinical evaluators involved in civil or criminal matters....This book is very informative and undoubtedly would be an extremely useful teaching text. It includes case studies and practical tips for clinicians. I strongly recommend it to clinicians writing examinations for the court. It would be a superb resource for school counselors, social service workers, attorneys and others working within the court system to use in working with agencies in a effort to sort fact from inference." --The Masters Advocate "The book provides comprehensive guidance on both substantive and procedural law as well as their application. The contents are accessible, practicable and enlightening....The book is an invaluable referral source for American practitioners, whose work concerns mental health issues. Its use, however, extends to other professionals, such as doctors, social workers, etc., who would find the book a readable and informative practical guide in the daily course of their work....this book is highly recommended for both its essence and its exemplification of the complementary, and not conflicting combination of legal academia and practice. There should be a copy of it in every legal, medical and health authority library." --Social Welfare Law Quarterly "Given our litigious society, every client should be viewed as a potential litigant; and consequently, every mental health practitioner, regardless of type of practice, can expect to be called into a legal case involving a client....Self-study of professional books and articles is the most common way of meeting the challenge to be adequately prepared for forensic services....Psychologists can gain a wealth of knowledge and skills from the contents of Psychological Evaluations for the Courts: A Handbook for Mental Health Professionals and Lawyers (2nd ed.)....[It] should be on every pracitioner's bookshelf....Suitable for graduate training, especially for students in clinical, counseling, and school psychology....The excellent contents...effectively blend research and practice that call for supplemental lectures and seminar discussions." --Contemporary Psychology "Only a handful of textbooks have achieved essential or core status in that they are found in every forensic library and used in every forensic fellowship. The first edition of this text was one of those few. The second edition, therefore, has, figuratively, large shelves to fill. I suggest that it fills them....Overall, this second edition is every bit as valuable as the first and, similarly, deserves a place on every forensic bookshelf for its comprehensiveness, clarity, utility, and soundness." --American Journal of Psychiatry, "This book is a valuable guide for the mental health professional anxiously preparing to testify for the first time and for the seasoned forensic psychologist or attorney....The authors provide guidelines on how mental health professionals can conduct themselves ethically, cautiously, and effectively....a comprehensive, clearly written, and interesting reference text. Fine-tuning, updating, and expanding on the first edition, which was itself a well respected guide to forensic work, this book is an indispensable asset to the library of any professional who practices in the forensic arena. It can also serve as a textbook for graduate courses and training courses for forensic evaluators." --Criminal Justice Review "This is an exceptionally good handbook for mental health professionals, lawyers, and other practitioners who work within, for, or in conjunction with the courts. Two populations will likely benefit from this book, the legal representation and clinical evaluators involved in civil or criminal matters....This book is very informative and undoubtedly would be an extremely useful teaching text. It includes case studies and practical tips for clinicians. I strongly recommend it to clinicians writing examinations for the court. It would be a superb resource for school counselors, social service workers, attorneys and others working within the court system to use in working with agencies in a effort to sort fact from inference." --The Masters Advocate "The book provides comprehensive guidance on both substantive and procedural law as well as their application. The contents are accessible, practicable and enlightening....The book is an invaluable referral source for American practitioners, whose work concerns mental health issues. Its use, however, extends to other professionals, such as doctors, social workers, etc., who would find the book a readable and informative practical guide in the daily course of their work....this book is highly recommended for both its essence and its exemplification of the complementary, and not conflicting combination of legal academia and practice. There should be a copy of it in every legal, medical and health authority library." --Social Welfare Law Quarterly "Given our litigious society, every client should be viewed as a potential litigant; and consequently, every mental health practitioner, regardless of type of practice, can expect to be called into a legal case involving a client....Self-study of professional books and articles is the most common way of meeting the challenge to be adequately prepared for forensic services....Psychologists can gain a wealth of knowledge and skills from the contents ofPsychological Evaluations for the Courts: A Handbook for Mental Health Professionals and Lawyers(2nd ed.)....[It] should be on every pracitioner's bookshelf....Suitable for graduate training, especially for students in clinical, counseling, and school psychology....The excellent contents...effectively blend research and practice that call for supplemental lectures and seminar discussions." --Contemporary Psychology "Only a handful of textbooks have achieved essential or core status in that they are found in every forensic library and used in every forensic fellowship. The first edition of this text was one of those few. The second edition, therefore, has, figuratively, large shelves to fill. I suggest that it fills them....Overall, this second edition is every bit as valuable as the first and, similarly, deserves a place on every forensic bookshelf for its comprehensiveness, clarity, utility, and soundness." --American Journal of Psychiatry, " Psychological Evaluation for the Courts is a splendid resource for mental health professionals who come into contact with the legal system. Relevant law is presented concisely, and its application illustrated with thorough reviews of empirical research. Clinicians are guided carefully through the essentials of the evaluation process. This second edition is even more comprehensive than its excellent predecessor. It is an indispensable aid for all forensic evaluators, and an indispensable tool for students in forensic training programs from the undergraduate to the postgraduate levels." --Paul Appelbaum, MD, Department of Psychiatry, University of Massachusetts Medical Center "This is a brilliant synthesis of law, policy, theory, practical wisdom, and clinical knowledge, integrated in such a way as to make this book absolutely essential reading for any forensic evaluator or examiner working today. It is a tour de force of law and the behavioral sciences, and will set the standard against which other efforts in this area will be assessed for the indefinite future. The authors' treatment of the insanity defense is, simply, the best that I have ever seen in this type of context." --Michael Perlin, JD, Professor of Law, The New York Law School "This is a brilliant synthesis of law, policy, theory, practical wisdom, and clinical knowledge, integrated in such a way as to make this book absolutely essential reading for any professor of, or student in, forensic mental health law. It is a tour de force of law and the behavioral sciences, and will set the standard against which other efforts in this area will be assessed for the indefinite future. The authors' treatment of the insanity defense is, simply, the best that I have ever seen in this type of context." --Michael Perlin, JD, Professor of Law, The New York Law School "With this fresh edition, Melton, Petrila, Pythress, and Slobogin have made another landmark contribution to forensic practice. Comprehensive in legal coverage and rigorously empirical in analytic approach, this lucidly written book is packed with astute suggestions for conducting clinical assessments. Any psychologist or psychiatrist who gets on the witness stand without carefully having read Psychological Evaluations for the Courts, Second Edition should be committed as 'dangerous to self.' This is an immensely impressive work, one of the few in the field that deserve to be called authoritative." --John Monahan, PhD, Doherty Professor of Law, Professor of Psychology and Legal Medicine, University of Virginia, "Psychological Evaluation for the Courtsis a splendid resource for mental health professionals who come into contact with the legal system. Relevant law is presented concisely, and its application illustrated with thorough reviews of empirical research. Clinicians are guided carefully through the essentials of the evaluation process. This second edition is even more comprehensive than its excellent predecessor. It is an indispensable aid for all forensic evaluators, and an indispensable tool for students in forensic training programs from the undergraduate to the postgraduate levels." --Paul Appelbaum, MD, Department of Psychiatry, University of Massachusetts Medical Center "This is a brilliant synthesis of law, policy, theory, practical wisdom, and clinical knowledge, integrated in such a way as to make this book absolutely essential reading for any forensic evaluator or examiner working today. It is a tour de force of law and the behavioral sciences, and will set the standard against which other efforts in this area will be assessed for the indefinite future. The authors' treatment of the insanity defense is, simply, the best that I have ever seen in this type of context." --Michael Perlin, JD, Professor of Law, The New York Law School "This is a brilliant synthesis of law, policy, theory, practical wisdom, and clinical knowledge, integrated in such a way as to make this book absolutely essential reading for any professor of, or student in, forensic mental health law. It is a tour de force of law and the behavioral sciences, and will set the standard against which other efforts in this area will be assessed for the indefinite future. The authors' treatment of the insanity defense is, simply, the best that I have ever seen in this type of context." --Michael Perlin, JD, Professor of Law, The New York Law School "With this fresh edition, Melton, Petrila, Pythress, and Slobogin have made another landmark contribution to forensic practice. Comprehensive in legal coverage and rigorously empirical in analytic approach, this lucidly written book is packed with astute suggestions for conducting clinical assessments. Any psychologist or psychiatrist who gets on the witness stand without carefully having readPsychological Evaluations for the Courts, Second Editionshould be committed as 'dangerous to self.' This is an immensely impressive work, one of the few in the field that deserve to be called authoritative." --John Monahan, PhD, Doherty Professor of Law, Professor of Psychology and Legal Medicine, University of Virginia
Dewey Edition
21
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
347.73/67
Edition Description
Revised edition
Table Of Content
I. General Considerations 1. Law and the Mental Health Professions: an Uneasy Alliance 2. An Overview of the Legal System: Sources of Law, the Court System, and the Adjudicative Process 3. The Nature and Method of Forensic Assessment 4. Constitutional, Common-law, and Ethical Contours of the Evaluation Process: the Mental Health Professional as Double Agent 5. Managing Public and Private Forensic Services II. The Criminal Process 6. Competency to Stand Trial 7. Other Competencies in the Criminal Process 8. Mental State at the Time of the Offense 9. Sentencing III. Non-criminal Adjudication 10. Civil Commitment 11. Civil Competencies 12. Compensating Mental Injuries: Workers' Compensation and Torts 13. Federal Anti-Discrimination and Entitlement Laws IV. Children and Families 14. Juvenile Delinquency 15. Child Abuse and Neglect 16. Child Custody in Divorce 17. Education and Habilitation V. Communicating with the Courts 18. Consultation, Report Writing, and Expert Testimony 19. Sample Reports 20. Glossary
Synopsis
Considered the definitive resource and text on forensic psychiatry and psychology since the publication of the first edition, Psychological Evaluations for the Courts, Second Edition , continues to be the most comprehensive discussion of legal, research, and clinical issues for both mental health and legal professionals. Fully revised and updated, the volume covers a broad range of topics in forensic mental health, including insanity, child abuse, sentencing, personal injury claims, and civil commitment. Less traditional subjects such as federal antidiscrimination and entitlement laws, competency to testify, workers' compensation, and a new section on the clinical evaluation of witness credibility have also been added. Throughout, the authors summarize and analyze legal issues, offer suggestions for evaluation procedures, and review appropriate research on both clinical opinions and the legal process. New to the Second Edition Completely updated to reflect current research and practice, the volume contains four entirely new chapters and has been revised throughout to include analyses of new case law and clinical techniques; important research on competency and dangerousness from the MacArthur Foundation Research Network on Mental Health and Law; and new ethical rules developed by the American Psychological Assocation and the American Psychiatric Association. Also new to this edition are exercises and case studies for students in each chapter (see below).
LC Classification Number
KF8922.P77 1997
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