Insanity defense

Insanity and Irresponsibility: Psychiatric Diversion in the Criminal Justice System (From Psychology of Crime and Criminal Justice, P 133-144, 1979, Hans Toch, ed. -- See NCJ-118234)

NCJ Number

118239

Date Published

1979

Crime and Justice in Texas

NCJ Number

117446

Date Published

1988

Insanity Defense

NCJ Number

117493

Journal

Mental and Physical Disability Law Reporter

Date Published

1989

Characteristics of Successful and Unsuccessful Insanity Pleas

NCJ Number

117126

Journal

Law and Human Behavior

Date Published

1989

How Jurors Construe 'Insanity'

NCJ Number

117127

Journal

Law and Human Behavior

Date Published

1989

Evaluation of Mental Health Expert Assistance Provided to Indigent Criminal Defendants: Organization, Administration and Fiscal Management

NCJ Number

117275

Date Published

1988

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Evaluation of Mental Health Expert Assistance Provided to Indigent Criminal Defendants: Organization, Administration and Fiscal Management, Executive Summary

NCJ Number

117276

Date Published

1988

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Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity Evaluations: A Study of Defendants and Examiners

NCJ Number

116733

Journal

Journal of Criminal Justice

Date Published

1989

Insanity Defense for Sex Offenders: Jury Decisions After Repeal of Wisconsin's Sex Crimes Law

NCJ Number

115250

Journal

Hospital and Community Psychiatry

Date Published

1988

Punishing the Insane: Restriction of Expert Psychiatric Testimony by Federal Rule of Evidence 704(b)

NCJ Number

115064

Journal

University of Florida Law Review

Date Published

1988

Criminal Law Review, 1988

NCJ Number

114710

Date Published

1988

Pleasant Surprise: The Guilty But Mentally Ill Verdict Has Both Succeeded in Its Own Right and Successfully Preserved the Traditional Role of the Insanity Defense (From Criminal Law Review, P 3-56, 1988, James G Carr, ed. -- See NCJ-114710)

NCJ Number

114711

Date Published

1988

Resurrection of the Ultimate Issue Rule: Federal Rule of Evidence 704(b) and the Insanity Defense (From Criminal Law Review, P 377-397, 1988, James G Carr, ed. -- See NCJ-114710)

NCJ Number

114719

Date Published

1988

Insanity Defense and the 'Testimony by Proxy' Problem

NCJ Number

114942

Journal

Valparaiso University Law Review

Date Published

1987

Psychologist and the Psychiatrist as Expert Witnesses: Perceived Credibility and Influence

NCJ Number

112729

Journal

Professional Psychology: Research and Practice

Date Published

1988

'Guilty But Mentally Ill' and the Jury Trial: A Case Study

NCJ Number

113786

Journal

Criminal Law Bulletin

Date Published

1988

Comparing Females Acquitted by Reason of Insanity, Convicted, and Civilly Committed in Florida

NCJ Number

113805

Journal

Law and Human Behavior

Date Published

1988

Excusing Crime

NCJ Number

113895

Journal

California Law Review

Date Published

1987

Mental Malfunction and Criminal Responsibility

NCJ Number

113492

Date Published

1988

Law Governing Insanity (From Basic Course for Prosecutors XII, V 2, P 281-362, 1987 - See NCJ-112901)

NCJ Number

112907

Date Published

1987

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Insanity and the Unwritten Law

NCJ Number

112881

Journal

American Journal of Legal History

Date Published

1988

Basic Course for Prosecutors XII, Volume II

NCJ Number

112901

Date Published

1987

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Avoiding the Insanity Defense Strait Jacket: The Mens Rea Route

NCJ Number

112378

Journal

Pepperdine Law Review

Date Published

1987

Insanity Defense: A Critical Assessment of Law and Policy in the Post-Hinckley Era

NCJ Number

112038

Date Published

1988

Should the Insanity Defense Be Abolished? An Introduction to the Debate

NCJ Number

110708

Journal

Journal of Law and Health

Date Published

1987