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Oxford University Press
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ISBN
9780195181760
Book Title
Minds on Trial : Great Cases in Law and Psychology
Item Length
6.3in
Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
Publication Year
2006
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
1.1in
Author
Joseph T. Mccann, Charles Patrick Ewing
Genre
Law, Psychology, Medical
Topic
Forensic Psychology, Mental Health, Psychiatry / General
Item Width
9.3in
Item Weight
20.1 Oz
Number of Pages
304 Pages

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Everyday, in courtrooms everywhere, people's lives are touched and shaped by judgments and verdicts influenced by the testimony of psychologists and other mental health experts. This casebook details 20 high-profile court cases that turned, at least in part, on the expertise of forensic psychologists and psychiatrists and involved such psychological issues as insanity, criminal profiling, capital punishment, competence to stand trial, infanticide, domestic violence, false confessions, and psychological autopsies. The defendents in these cases range from household names such as Woodly Allen, Mike Tyson, Patty Hearst, and Jeffrey Dahmer to others whose brief brush with infamy has long been forgotten. But regardless of their notoriety or celebrity status, each of these carefully selected cases teaches important lessons about the role that psychology and the other behavioral sciences play in our legal system.

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Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
019518176x
ISBN-13
9780195181760
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Book Title
Minds on Trial : Great Cases in Law and Psychology
Author
Joseph T. Mccann, Charles Patrick Ewing
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Forensic Psychology, Mental Health, Psychiatry / General
Publication Year
2006
Genre
Law, Psychology, Medical
Number of Pages
304 Pages

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Item Length
6.3in
Item Height
1.1in
Item Width
9.3in
Item Weight
20.1 Oz

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Kf8965.A7e95 2006
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"This is a book that not only teaches, but entertains as well. Theauthors, well-respected forensic mental health professionals, make experttestimony come alive in a series of well known and not so well known cases,providing examples of expert testimony at its best and worst. Their analysis ofthe testimony proffered in these cases should serve to remind all experts oftheir accountability and the effects their opinions have on the lives ofothers."-- Alan M. Goldstein, Ph.D., ABPP, Board Certified ForensicPsychologist, John Jay College of Criminal Justice - CUNY, "...a thoughtful, well-researched and especially clearly written book that merits serious attention."--The National Psychologist"This is a book that not only teaches, but entertains as well. The authors, well-respected forensic mental health professionals, make expert testimony come alive in a series of well known and not so well known cases, providing examples of expert testimony at its best and worst. Their analysis of the testimony proffered in these cases should serve to remind all experts of their accountability and the effects their opinions have on the lives of others."-- Alan M. Goldstein, Ph.D., ABPP, Board Certified Forensic Psychologist, John Jay College of Criminal Justice - CUNY"Minds on Trial accomplishes a rare feat: it is both solidly academic and utterly fascinating. Ewing and McCann present vivid accounts of the twenty most memorable moments that psychologists have had in the courtroom. The reader will learn a great deal about psychology and about law from this book, not least because he or she will not be able to put it down."-- John Monahan, Doherty Professor of Law and Psychology, University of Virginia"Ewing and McCann have achieved the remarkable objective of a readable and scholarly reexamination of twenty of the most important criminal & forensic cases. In a style as engrossing as a good novel, they delve into defendants like Andrea Yates and Jeffrey Dahmer and experts like Park Dietz, Elizabeth Loftus, and Gisli Gudjonsson, and what their lives and work teach us about law, justice, and the nature of psychiatric disorders. This terrific combination of psychological substance and engaging writing style illuminates personal and the professional aspects of the famous crimes of our time. Even with cases like Tarasoff, about which I was conversant, I learned a great deal. I loved reading this book. Minds on Trial is destined to be a classic. Three cheers for this wonderful book!"-- Stanley L. Brodsky, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Psychology, The University of Alabama"Minds on Trial...provides a thoughtful and interesting review of the sometimes controversial role of expert psychological evidence."--Applied Cognitive Psychology, "...a thoughtful, well-researched and especially clearly written book that merits serious attention."--The National Psychologist "This is a book that not only teaches, but entertains as well. The authors, well-respected forensic mental health professionals, make expert testimony come alive in a series of well known and not so well known cases, providing examples of expert testimony at its best and worst. Their analysis of the testimony proffered in these cases should serve to remind all experts of their accountability and the effects their opinions have on the lives of others."-- Alan M. Goldstein, Ph.D., ABPP, Board Certified Forensic Psychologist, John Jay College of Criminal Justice - CUNY "Minds on Trial accomplishes a rare feat: it is both solidly academic and utterly fascinating. Ewing and McCann present vivid accounts of the twenty most memorable moments that psychologists have had in the courtroom. The reader will learn a great deal about psychology and about law from this book, not least because he or she will not be able to put it down."-- John Monahan, Doherty Professor of Law and Psychology, University of Virginia "Ewing and McCann have achieved the remarkable objective of a readable and scholarly reexamination of twenty of the most important criminal & forensic cases. In a style as engrossing as a good novel, they delve into defendants like Andrea Yates and Jeffrey Dahmer and experts like Park Dietz, Elizabeth Loftus, and Gisli Gudjonsson, and what their lives and work teach us about law, justice, and the nature of psychiatric disorders. This terrific combination of psychological substance and engaging writing style illuminates personal and the professional aspects of the famous crimes of our time. Even with cases like Tarasoff, about which I was conversant, I learned a great deal. I loved reading this book. Minds on Trial is destined to be a classic. Three cheers for this wonderful book!"-- Stanley L. Brodsky, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Psychology, The University of Alabama "Minds on Trial...provides a thoughtful and interesting review of the sometimes controversial role of expert psychological evidence."--Applied Cognitive Psychology, ..".a thoughtful, well-researched and especially clearly written book that merits serious attention."--The National Psychologist "This is a book that not only teaches, but entertains as well. The authors, well-respected forensic mental health professionals, make expert testimony come alive in a series of well known and not so well known cases, providing examples of expert testimony at its best and worst. Their analysis of the testimony proffered in these cases should serve to remind all experts of their accountability and the effects their opinions have on the lives of others."-- Alan M. Goldstein, Ph.D., ABPP, Board Certified Forensic Psychologist, John Jay College of Criminal Justice - CUNY "Minds on Trial accomplishes a rare feat: it is both solidly academic and utterly fascinating. Ewing and McCann present vivid accounts of the twenty most memorable moments that psychologists have had in the courtroom. The reader will learn a great deal about psychology and about law from this book, not least because he or she will not be able to put it down."-- John Monahan, Doherty Professor of Law and Psychology, University of Virginia "Ewing and McCann have achieved the remarkable objective of a readable and scholarly reexamination of twenty of the most important criminal & forensic cases. In a style as engrossing as a good novel, they delve into defendants like Andrea Yates and Jeffrey Dahmer and experts like Park Dietz, Elizabeth Loftus, and Gisli Gudjonsson, and what their lives and work teach us about law, justice, and the nature of psychiatric disorders. This terrific combination of psychological substance and engaging writing style illuminates personal and theprofessional aspects of the famous crimes of our time. Even with cases like Tarasoff, about which I was conversant, I learned a great deal. I loved reading this book. Minds on Trial is destined to be a classic. Three cheers for this wonderful book!"-- Stanley L. Brodsky, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Psychology, The University of Alabama, "Minds on Trial accomplishes a rare feat: it is both solidly academic andutterly fascinating. Ewing and McCann present vivid accounts of the twenty mostmemorable moments that psychologists have had in the courtroom. The reader willlearn a great deal about psychology and about law from this book, not leastbecause he or she will not be able to put it down."-- John Monahan, DohertyProfessor of Law and Psychology, University of Virginia, "Ewing and McCann have achieved the remarkable objective of a readable and scholarly reexamination of twenty of the most important criminal and forensic cases. In a style as engrossing as a good novel, they delve into defendants like Andrea Yates and Jeffrey Dahmer and experts like Park Dietz,Elizabeth Loftus, and Gisli Gudjonsson, and what their lives and work teach us about law, justice, and the nature of psychiatric disorders. This terrific combination of psychological substance and engaging writing style illuminates personal and the professional aspects of the famous crimes of ourtime. Even with cases like Tarasoff, about which I was conversant, I learned a great deal. I loved reading this book. Minds on Trial is destined to be a classic. Three cheers for this wonderful book!"-- Stanley L. Brodsky, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Psychology, The University of Alabama, "Minds on Trial accomplishes a rare feat: it is both solidly academic and utterly fascinating. Ewing and McCann present vivid accounts of the twenty most memorable moments that psychologists have had in the courtroom. The reader will learn a great deal about psychology and about law from thisbook, not least because he or she will not be able to put it down."-- John Monahan, Doherty Professor of Law and Psychology, University of Virginia, "...a thoughtful, well-researched and especially clearly written book thatmerits serious attention."--The National Psychologist, "...a thoughtful, well-researched and especially clearly written book that merits serious attention."--The National Psychologist, "...a thoughtful, well-researched and especially clearly written book that merits serious attention."--The National Psychologist "This is a book that not only teaches, but entertains as well. The authors, well-respected forensic mental health professionals, make expert testimony come alive in a series of well known and not so well known cases, providing examples of expert testimony at its best and worst. Their analysis of the testimony proffered in these cases should serve to remind all experts of their accountability and the effects their opinions have on the lives of others."-- Alan M. Goldstein, Ph.D., ABPP, Board Certified Forensic Psychologist, John Jay College of Criminal Justice - CUNY "Minds on Trialaccomplishes a rare feat: it is both solidly academic and utterly fascinating. Ewing and McCann present vivid accounts of the twenty most memorable moments that psychologists have had in the courtroom. The reader will learn a great deal about psychology and about law from this book, not least because he or she will not be able to put it down."-- John Monahan, Doherty Professor of Law and Psychology, University of Virginia "Ewing and McCann have achieved the remarkable objective of a readable and scholarly reexamination of twenty of the most important criminal & forensic cases. In a style as engrossing as a good novel, they delve into defendants like Andrea Yates and Jeffrey Dahmer and experts like Park Dietz, Elizabeth Loftus, and Gisli Gudjonsson, and what their lives and work teach us about law, justice, and the nature of psychiatric disorders. This terrific combination of psychological substance and engaging writing style illuminates personal and the professional aspects of the famous crimes of our time. Even with cases like Tarasoff, about which I was conversant, I learned a great deal. I loved reading this book.Minds on Trialis destined to be a classic. Three cheers for this wonderful book!"-- Stanley L. Brodsky, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Psychology, The University of Alabama "Minds on Trial...provides a thoughtful and interesting review of the sometimes controversial role of expert psychological evidence."--Applied Cognitive Psychology, "Minds on Trial...provides a thoughtful and interesting review of the sometimes controversial role of expert psychological evidence."--Applied Cognitive Psychology, "This is a book that not only teaches, but entertains as well. The authors, well-respected forensic mental health professionals, make expert testimony come alive in a series of well known and not so well known cases, providing examples of expert testimony at its best and worst. Theiranalysis of the testimony proffered in these cases should serve to remind all experts of their accountability and the effects their opinions have on the lives of others."-- Alan M. Goldstein, Ph.D., ABPP, Board Certified Forensic Psychologist, John Jay College of Criminal Justice - CUNY
Table of Content
Introduction1. George Metesky: Profiling the "Mad Bomber"2. Lee Harvey Oswald: The Formative Years of an Assassin3. Patricia Hearst: Uncommon Victim or Common Criminal?4. The Guilford Four: "You did it, so why not confess?"5. Prosenjit Poddar and Tatiana Tarasoff: Where the Public Peril Begins6. Dan White: The Myth of the Twinkie Defense7. Cameron Hooker: Judging the Experts?8. John W. Hinckley, Jr.: Shooting for the Stars9. Judas Priest: A Message in the Music10. John Demjanjuk: Is he "Ivan the Terrible?"11. The U.S.S. Iowa: Equivocating on Death12. Jeffrey Dahmer: Serial Murder, Necrophilia, and Cannibalism13. Woody Allen and Mia Farrow: A Swing of King Solomon's Sword14. Gary and Holly Ramona: Recovered Memories or False Allegations?15. Colin Ferguson: A Fool for a Client?16. Ralph Tortorici: A Question of Competence17. Mike Tyson: Predicting Violence of a Professional Fighter18. Daryl Atkins: Mental Retardation, Decency, and the Death Penalty19. Andrea Yates: An American Tragedy20. Michael Kantaras: What Makes a Man a Man?
Copyright Date
2006
Lccn
2005-020568
Dewey Decimal
614/.15
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
22

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