That’s Not What the Doctor Ordered; When PRN Medications are Regularly Administered
In a sample of patients from a forensic psychiatric hospital in Finland,
Importance of targeting criminal risk factors in psychotherapeutic interventions
To be most successful, when treating criminal justice–involved persons with mental illness,
Don’t Shoot: Examining firearms laws and the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution
Laws that limit potential shooters’ access to firearms by requiring permits may
Correlation – not Causation: Traumatic Brain Injury and Aggressive Behavior in Detainees
In a sample of Dutch inmates, a history of traumatic brain injury
A Cross-Cultural Evaluation of the MMPI-2-RF in Sexual Violence Risk Assessment
In a sample of German inmates in a psychological treatment setting, externalizing
A Rare Look Into Post-Index Offense Incidents of Aggression
The majority of the incidents of aggression committed by this sample of
What not to use in assessing risk for institutional violence: The case against the PCL-R in capital cases
Experts in the field of violence risk assessment and psychopathy caution against
Mindfulness Activity #200
Better Sleep I joke with one of the administrators that I work
At what cost? Insanity defense evaluations for misdemeanor charges
Evaluations of legal sanity addressing only misdemeanor charges are not rare and
Mindfulness Activity #198
Persistence Good Morning. Zen teaches us that often our problems often result
Mindfulness Activity #199
Breath to Create Positive Energy Good Morning. Whenever you wake up and
Mindfulness Activity #197
Mindfulness with Light There is a difference between noticing something and being
