This book educates psychologists and military attorneys and judges about the many valuable roles that psychologists can play in courts-martial and as members of effective trial teams.
This book educates psychologists and military attorneys and judges about the many valuable roles that psychologists can play in courts-martial and as members of effective trial teams.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edited by Christopher T. Stein and Jeffrey N. Younggren
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Contributors Introduction: Why Forensic Psychology in Military Courts? Christopher T. Stein and Jeffrey N. Younggren Part I: Overview of the Military Justice System Chapter 1: The Forensic Psychologist in the Military Justice System: Background, Structure, and Process Kathleen Coyne Chapter 2: Military Trials: Procedures, Parties, and Terminology Marcus N. Fulton Chapter 3: Military Rules: Expert Qualifications, Admissibility of Expert Testimony, and Competency Hearings Joshua Kastenberg Chapter 4: Navigating the Mental Health Records Maze in Pretrial Litigation Robert D. Merrill Part II: Psychologists' Roles in Courts-Martial Chapter 5: Addressing Potential Role Conflicts in Military Courts-Martial Michael C. Gottlieb and Jeffrey N. Younggren Chapter 6: The Varied Roles of the Psychologist in Military Proceedings Mary Connell Chapter 7: The Psychologist as Trial Consultant Deborah Davis and Daniel Reisberg Chapter 8: The Psychologist as Courtroom Educator Daniel Reisberg and Deborah Davis Chapter 9: Psychological Evaluation and Testing in the Court-Martial Context Karen Franklin Part III: Psychologists and Legal Counsel as Partners Chapter 10: The Team Concept in Military Courts Andrew R. Norton Chapter 11: Psychologist–Prosecutor Collaboration: A Prosecutor’s Perspective Brian M. Thompson Chapter 12: An Integrated Approach to Defending Those With Mental Health Conditions Eric Carpenter Index About the Editors
Contributors Introduction: Why Forensic Psychology in Military Courts? Christopher T. Stein and Jeffrey N. Younggren Part I: Overview of the Military Justice System Chapter 1: The Forensic Psychologist in the Military Justice System: Background, Structure, and Process Kathleen Coyne Chapter 2: Military Trials: Procedures, Parties, and Terminology Marcus N. Fulton Chapter 3: Military Rules: Expert Qualifications, Admissibility of Expert Testimony, and Competency Hearings Joshua Kastenberg Chapter 4: Navigating the Mental Health Records Maze in Pretrial Litigation Robert D. Merrill Part II: Psychologists' Roles in Courts-Martial Chapter 5: Addressing Potential Role Conflicts in Military Courts-Martial Michael C. Gottlieb and Jeffrey N. Younggren Chapter 6: The Varied Roles of the Psychologist in Military Proceedings Mary Connell Chapter 7: The Psychologist as Trial Consultant Deborah Davis and Daniel Reisberg Chapter 8: The Psychologist as Courtroom Educator Daniel Reisberg and Deborah Davis Chapter 9: Psychological Evaluation and Testing in the Court-Martial Context Karen Franklin Part III: Psychologists and Legal Counsel as Partners Chapter 10: The Team Concept in Military Courts Andrew R. Norton Chapter 11: Psychologist–Prosecutor Collaboration: A Prosecutor’s Perspective Brian M. Thompson Chapter 12: An Integrated Approach to Defending Those With Mental Health Conditions Eric Carpenter Index About the Editors
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