This handbook brings together the relevant literature on children and their developmental characteristics, the legal venues in which they may appear, and the systemic issues practitioners must consider, to provide a thorough guide to working with children in the legal system.
This handbook brings together the relevant literature on children and their developmental characteristics, the legal venues in which they may appear, and the systemic issues practitioners must consider, to provide a thorough guide to working with children in the legal system.
Ginger C. Calloway, PhD, is a clinically trained psychologist whose areas of forensic expertise include evaluation for Atkins' cases, evaluations of juveniles, evaluations for various legal competencies, and specific areas of consultation to attorneys. S. Margaret Lee, PhD, is a psychologist whose work focus is providing services to divorcing families and family law attorneys. Dr. Lee is a frequent presenter at national and international conferences in different areas of psychology/family law.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction PART ONE: Overview Section I: Overview of Juvenile Justice System Chapter 1: The Push-Me-Pull-You of Juvenile Justice Chapter 2: A View from the Bench: Perspectives from a Former Juvenile Court Judge Section II: Developmental Variables Chapter 3: Children's Memory for Forensically Relevant Experiences Chapter 4: Navigating Tricky Waters: Understanding and Supporting Children's Testimony About Experiencing and Witnessing Violence PART TWO: Assessemnt Chapter 5: Assessment: Methods, Measures, Protocols, and Report Writing PART THREE: Case Studies Chapter 6: Out of Home Care: Depending on the Kindness of Strangers Chapter 7: Attachment Relationships for Attorneys: Using Expert Testimony to Guide the Courts Determination of Children's Best Interests in Family Court Cases Chapter 8: Considerations when Working with Central American Immigrant Children in the Legal System Chapter 9: Adolescent Post Traumatic Stress Disorder in the Civil Arena Chapter 10: Interviewing Children about Sexual Abuse Chapter 11: Interpersonal Violence and Children Chapter 12: Giving Voice to Children in Non-Traditional Families Chapter 13: Hague Convention Cases Chapter 14: Resist Refuse Dynamics in Family Law with a Young Child Chapter 15: A Case of Juvenile Homicide with Complex Issues of Mental Illness and Developmental Disorder Chapter 16: The Role of Advocates for Children in Dependency Court Appendices Bibliography.
Introduction PART ONE: Overview Section I: Overview of Juvenile Justice System Chapter 1: The Push-Me-Pull-You of Juvenile Justice Chapter 2: A View from the Bench: Perspectives from a Former Juvenile Court Judge Section II: Developmental Variables Chapter 3: Children's Memory for Forensically Relevant Experiences Chapter 4: Navigating Tricky Waters: Understanding and Supporting Children's Testimony About Experiencing and Witnessing Violence PART TWO: Assessemnt Chapter 5: Assessment: Methods, Measures, Protocols, and Report Writing PART THREE: Case Studies Chapter 6: Out of Home Care: Depending on the Kindness of Strangers Chapter 7: Attachment Relationships for Attorneys: Using Expert Testimony to Guide the Courts Determination of Children's Best Interests in Family Court Cases Chapter 8: Considerations when Working with Central American Immigrant Children in the Legal System Chapter 9: Adolescent Post Traumatic Stress Disorder in the Civil Arena Chapter 10: Interviewing Children about Sexual Abuse Chapter 11: Interpersonal Violence and Children Chapter 12: Giving Voice to Children in Non-Traditional Families Chapter 13: Hague Convention Cases Chapter 14: Resist Refuse Dynamics in Family Law with a Young Child Chapter 15: A Case of Juvenile Homicide with Complex Issues of Mental Illness and Developmental Disorder Chapter 16: The Role of Advocates for Children in Dependency Court Appendices Bibliography.
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