Law and mental health: a case-based approach - Meyer, Robert G. (Guilford, 2006)
Jury selection and process : precedent impacting jury consultation and research – Admission of expert testimony and the eyewitness – Informed consent – Confidentiality and privileged communication – Duty to warn and protect – Competency – Insanity and criminal responsibility – Civil commitment and dangerousness – Hypnosis and the polygraph – Sexual orientation and civil rights – Personal injury : court proceedings and assessment of psychological damages – Prisoners' rights to medical and mental health treatment – Alcohol and drug abuse and dependence – Mental retardation – Psychopathy and antisocial personality disorder – Criminal psychological profiling – The death penalty – Sex offenders : community notification and predator commitment – Juvenile law and school law – Capital punishment of juveniles – Child abuse – Child custody. - Includes bibliographical references (p. 363-379) and index. - Formerly CIP