Law, Psychiatry, and Morality: Essays and AnalysisThe books discusses law, psychiatry, and morality. |
Contents
Political Misuse of Psychiatry A Tale of Two Generals | 3 |
Psychiatry and Violence | 41 |
The Ethics of Forensic Psychiatry A View from the Ivory Tower | 57 |
The Trial of John Hinckley | 77 |
Psychiatry and the Supreme Court | 99 |
Psychiatric Abuse and Legal Reform Two Ways to Make a Bad Situation Worse | 133 |
The Tarasoff Caseand Some of Its Progeny Suing Psychotherapists to Safeguard Society | 161 |
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