Psychiatry, Psychology and Law

Forced Medication, Patients' Rights and Values Conflicts
pp. 1-11(11)
Author: Radden J.

Mental Health in Postmodern Society: Time for New Law Paradigms?
pp. 12-32(21)
Author: Carney T.

International Human Rights and Mental Health Review Tribunals Obligations
pp. 33-43(11)
Author: Rees N.

Mental Health Review Tribunal Decision-making: A Therapeutic Jurisprudence Lens
pp. 44-62(19)
Author: Freckelton I.

Insight: Unpacking the Concept in Mental Health Law
pp. 63-70(8)
Author: Diesfeld K.

An Optimally Rights Recognising Mental Health Tribunal - What Can Be Learned from Australian Jurisdictions
pp. 71-84(14)
Author: Delaney S.

Competence to Give Informed Consent to Research Participation in Persons with Schizophrenia and Related Psychosis
pp. 85-90(6)
Authors: Howe V.; Foister K.; Jenkins K.; Keks N.; Skene L.; Copolov D.

The Ritual Environment of the Mental Health Tribunal Hearing: Inquiries and Reflections
pp. 91-96(6)
Author: Tait D.

Command Hallucinations and Violence: Implications for Detention and Treatment
pp. 97-107(11)
Authors: Shawyer F.; MacKinnon A.; Farhall J.; Trauer T.; Copolov D.

Compulsion of the Detained: Service, Legal and Ethical Issues in the Use of Civil Commitment in Correctional Settings in New Zealand
pp. 108-112(5)
Author: Simpson A.I.F.

A New Tribunal?
pp. 113-121(9)
Author: Perkins E.

Determining Dangerousness: Whatever Happened to the Rules of Evidence?
pp. 122-139(18)
Author: Ruschena D.

The New Mental Health Act in Tasmania (1996): A Comparative Review with the Former Act (1963): "Can They Now Die with their Rights On?"
pp. 140-143(4)
Author: Langford L.

Substance Use in Psychosis: What Can Be Done about It?
pp. 144-148(5)
Authors: Castle D.J.; Ho V.

The Scope for Psychosocial Treatments for Psychosis
pp. 149-153(5)
Authors: Castle D.J.; Gilbert M.

Dilemmas in the Case Manager's Role: Implementing Involuntary Treatment in the Community
pp. 154-163(10)
Authors: Brophy L.; Campbell J.; Healy B.

Judicial Review of the Meaning of "Mental Disorder"
pp. 164-170(7)
Author: Dawson J.

Involuntary Mental Health Treatment in the Remote Northern Territory
pp. 171-178(8)
Author: Nagel T.

The ACT Mental Health Tribunal: A Different Approach
pp. 179-183(5)
Author: Tandy A.

Powering - and Empowering - Through Change: The Queensland Tribunal's Experience of Transition from Old Systems to New
pp. 184-191(8)
Authors: Clair F.; Fisher S.

Recent Research into Arson (1992–2000): Incidence, Causes and Associated Features, Predictions, Comparative Studies and Prevention and Treatment
pp. 192-198(7)
Author: Lowenstein L.F.

Asked and Answered: Questioning Children in the Courtroom
pp. 199-209(11)
Authors: Zajac R.; Gross J.; Hayne H.

Public Opinion and Criminal Justice: Emotion, Morality and Consensus
pp. 210-220(11)
Authors: McKillop D.; Helmes E.

A Review of Approaches to Forensic Risk Assessment in Australia and New Zealand
pp. 221-226(6)
Author: MacCall C.A.

Diverting Mentally Ill Women Away from Prison in New South Wales: Building on the Existing System
pp. 227-238(12)
Author: Walsh T.

Relationship Between Criminal Behaviour and Mental Illness in Young Adults: Conduct Disorder, Cruelty to Animals and Young Adult Serious Violence
pp. 239-243(5)
Authors: Wilson P.; Norris G.

Knowledge and Attitudes of Lawyers Regarding Offenders with Intellectual Disability
pp. 244-253(10)
Authors: McGillivray J.A.; Waterman B.

The Treatment of Multicultural Issues in Contemporary Forensic Psychology Textbooks
pp. 254-261(8)
Authors: Powell M.B.; Bartholomew T.

Humpty Dumpty Lives
pp. 262-262(1)
Author: Mellsop G.