《美国精神病学与法律学报》.2006年.第1期

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• A Handbook of Divorce and Custody: Forensic, Developmental, and Clinical Perspectives
• LETTERS
• Psychiatric Evidence on the Ultimate Issue
• Robert I. Simon, MD: Of Psychiatry, Law, and Books
• Mitigating Factors in the Death Penalty
• Standard of Proof Required in Tennessee for a Capital Defendant to Prove Mental Retardation
• Mitigation in Capital Cases
• Defendant's Illness Can Be Used by the Prosecutor as an Aggravating Factor in Capital Sentencing
• Commentary: Psychiatric Advance Directives as Tools for Enhancing Treatment of the Mentally Ill
• Persistent Problems With the Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy Label
• Commentary: The Medical Practitioner as an Expert
• Parent Management Training: Treatment for Oppositional, Aggressive, and Antisocial Behavior in Children and Adolescents
• Pejorative Testimony About Opposing Experts and Colleagues "Fouling One's Own Nest"
• LETTERS
• Commentary: Deceptions to the Rule on Ultimate Issue Testimony
• Reply
• Will Medical Ethics Be a Casualty of the War on Terror?
• LETTERS
• Behavior of the Defendant in a Competency-to-Stand-Trial Evaluation Becomes an Issue in Sentencing
• LETTERS
• Federal Sentencing Guidelines
• Competence for Waiver of Appeals in the Death Penalty: Timing, Standard and Standing
• Commentary: Systems, Sensitivity, and "Sorry"
• Commentary: Medical Errors, Sentinel Events, and Malpractice
• Managing Risk: Systems Approach Versus Personal Responsibility for Hospital Incidents
• Clinicians’ Perceptions of Boundaries in Brazil and the United States
• Quantum of Evidence of Mental Retardation Required of a Defendant in Application Seeking Postconviction Relief
• Individualizing Justice After Atkins
• Forensic Reflections Through Poetry
• A Case Control Study: White-Collar Defendants Compared With Defendants Charged With Other Nonviolent Theft
• Forensic Psychiatric Assessments of Behaviorally Disruptive Physicians
• Sadistic Personality Disorder and Comorbid Mental Illness in Adolescent Psychiatric Inpatients