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Common terms and phrasesactus reus aetiology analysis antisocial personality disorder ascription attitudes attitudinal Bartlett's test Binomial tests caused cent Chapter committed component consensual meta-responsibility covert punishment crime criminal acts criminal law criminal responsibility decision-making defendant's depression diagnosis disease examined excuse Factitious disorders Finkel FPROD Guilty by Reason Guilty NGRI hospital disposals incapacity insanity acquittees insanity defence insanity plea insight intoxication jury length of detention liberal-scientific model logistic regression madness McNaughton test medical model medication non-compliance mental health mental illness mentally disordered offenders mentally disordered persons meta-responsibility insanity test meta-responsibility theory mock juror model of mental moral MRIT murder NGRI verdicts notion patient personality disorder plead predictor of verdict Principal component analysis proportion of NGRI psychiatric psychiatrist psychosocial model purposive meta-responsibility questionnaire Reason of Insanity recklessness sample sanism schizophrenia significant significantly social society subjects SUPRA note Szasz Tom's behaviour treatment type of insanity type of meta-responsibility variables vignette factors voluntarism voluntaristic Whilst References to this bookFrom Google ScholarCulpability for Inducing Mental States: The Insanity Defense of Dr ...Edward W Mitchell - 2004 - J Am Acad Psychiatry Law Drug-associated psychoses and criminal responsibilityAndrew Carroll, Bernadette McSherry, Debra Wood, Steven Yannoulidis, LLB (Hons.) - 2008 - Behavioral Sciences & the Law References from web pagesSelf-Made Madness: Rethinking Illness and Criminal Responsibility ... Self-Made Madness: Rethinking Illness and Criminial Responsibility. Drug Use and the Defence of Mental Impairment: Some Conceptual and ... REVIEWS livre self-made madness: rethinking illness and criminal ... Bibliographic information
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