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• The Faltering Common Law Jury System: A Psychological Perspective
• The Guide to Being an Effective Expert Witness (an original publication!)
• Forensic Psychologists  vs. Psychiatrists - an evaluation of forensic evaluations
• NOTES ON CHILD SEXUAL ABUSERS - typical offender profile & recidivism
• HUMAN AGGRESSION TYPES AND CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR

• Ethical Considerations of Trail Behavior Consultants
• Legal Fact and Fiction in the Kaczynski Case
• Child Maltreatment and Adult Psychosocial Functioning
• CRIME and NOURISHMENT
• Landmark Cases in Mental Health Law

• The Fate of Violent Boys
• Early Intervention To Prevent Juvenile Delinquency
• Marital Violence
• Can Psychiatrists Predict Violence?
• Violence and Violent Patients
• How Often Do Abused Children Become Child Abusers?
• How the Cycle of Abuse Works
• Is There a Cycle of Violence?
• Wife-Beating

• Offender Profiles A comprehensive review of demographical statistics regarding incarcerated offenders (including: family violence, mental health, criminal history, physical health, education, substance abuse, aboriginal offenders, young offenders, women offenders, sex offenders, and robbery offenders).

• Violence and Mental Illness
• The Insanity Defense
• Memories of Sexual Abuse
• Psychiatric Effects of Media Violence

• The Role of a Forensic Psychiatrist in Legal Proceedings
• Reliability & Relevance post-Daubert
• Rebirth of Forensic Psychiatry
• Forensic Psychiatry post-Daubert

• Juvenile Crime and Punishment
• Hate Crimes
• Psychology Seeks to Uphold Expert Witness Role
• Child Molestation Recidivism
• Rosey Future for Students After Graduation
• Violence on Television: What do Children Learn? What Can Parents Do?
• Raising Children to Resist Violence
• APA's Q&A on Memories of Childhood Abuse
• Role of Psychologists in Effectiveness of Community Policing Programs
• Sex Offenders Not as Likely to Relapse as Thought
• Narcissists and Aggression
• Questioning Theories of Repressed Memory

• Presence of Weapons Increases Aggressive Behaviour
•  False Memories May Be Easier To Remember Than True Ones

• Surviving the Experts - how do you decide what is valuable and what isn't
• Precrime Stress Factors on Serial Killing
• Typical vs. Serial-Type Offenders
• Why Profile?
• Victomology
• Childhood Behavioural Consistency's

• Behavior Evidence:  Understanding Motives and Developing Suspects in Unsolved Serial Rapes Through Behavioral Profiling Techniques
• The Impressions of a Man: An Objective Forensic Guideline to Profiling Violent Serial Sex Offenders
• Deductive Criminal Profiling: Comparing Applied Methodologies between Inductive and Deductive Criminal Profiling Techniques

• The Criminalization of Forensic Psychiatry
• Notes on the Clinical Assessment of Dangerousness in Offender Populations
• Feminism and Forensic Psychiatry
• Dangerous behaviour of mentally disordered individuals in the Community
• Is Diminished Responsibility Relevant?

• Lexical Decision and the Detection of Concealed Information
• The Suggestibility of the Child Witness: The Role of Individual Differences and Their Assessment

ARTICLES FROM 'THE INSTITUTE FOR FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY'

• Psychological Examination of Peace Officer Applicants: Theory and Practice

• How to Cross-Examine a Psychological Witness

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