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The great Sahara

James Howard Wellard

1965

Psychological Jurisprudence

Bruce A. Arrigo

2004

Psychological evaluations for the courts

Gary B. Melton

2007

The meaning of criminal insanity

Herbert Fingarette

1972

Delirio / Delirium

Laura Restrepo

2004

The William Freeman murder trial

Andrew W. Arpey

2003

Modern clinical psychiatry

Arthur P. Noyes

1958

Psychiatric slavery

Thomas Stephen Szasz

1977

The man of genius

Cesare Lombroso

1891

The role of mental illness in criminal trials

Jane Campbell Moriarty

2001

The politics of madness

Joseph Melling

2006

The mad, the bad, and the innocent

Barbara R. Kirwin

1997

Mental Health Act 1983

Rand McNally

1983

The pathology of mind

Henry Maudsley, Jere Maudsley

1879

Of murder and madness

Gerry Spence

1983

Misuse of psychiatry in the criminal courts: competency to stand trial

Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry. Committee on Psychiatry and Law.

1974

Insane sisters, or, The price paid for challenging a company town

Gregg Andrews

1999

The care of the insane and their legal control

John Charles Bucknill, Sir

1880

Medical inquiries and observations

Benjamin Rush

1789

The treatment of insanity

John M. (John Minson) Galt

1846

The sterilization of Carrie Buck

J. David Smith

1989

Law, liberty, and psychiatry

Thomas Stephen Szasz

1963

Psychopathology

Edward J. Kempf

1920

A Mind That Found Itself

Clifford Whittingham Beers

1908 ★ 4.0

The insanity defense

Simon, Rita James.

1988

Nervous and mental diseases

Church, Archibald

1900

Psychiatric justice

Thomas Stephen Szasz

1978

Psychosurgery and the medical control of violence

Samuel I. Shuman

1977

Attacks on the insanity defense

C. Ray Jeffery

1985

True and false experts

Eugene Grissom

1878

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