Law in a Therapeutic Key

by Wexler, David B.; Winick, Bruce J.

• ISBN13: 9780890899885
• ISBN10: 0890899886
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 1996-01-01
• Publisher: Carolina Academic Press

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments	xi	(6)
Introduction	xvii
I. The Wide-Angle Lens of Therapeutic Jurisprudence	3	(584)
A. Mental Health Law	3	(128)
Tom R. Tyler
Chapter 1. The Psychological Consequences of Judicial Procedures: Implications for Civil Commitment Hearings	3	(14)
Bruce J. Winick
Chapter 2. The Side Effects of Incompetency Labeling and the Implications for Mental Health Law	17	(42)
Michael L. Perlin
Chapter 3. The Jurisprudence of the Insanity Defense	59	(18)
Bruce J. Winick
Chapter 4. Incompetency to Proceed in the Criminal Process: Past, Present, and Future	77	(36)
Richard Barnum
Thomas Grisso
Chapter 5. Competence to Stand Trial in Juvenile Court in Massachusetts: Issues of Therapeutic Jurisprudence	113	(18)
B. "Quasi" Mental Health Law	131	(18)
Jeffrey A. Klotz
Chapter 6. Sex Offenders and the Law: New Directions	131	(14)
David B. Wexler
Chapter 7. Some Therapeutic Jurisprudence Implications of the Outpatient Civil Commitment of Pregnant Substance Abusers	145	(4)
C. Correctional Law	149	(8)
Fred Cohen
Joel A. Dvoskin
Chapter 8. Therapeutic Jurisprudence and Corrections: A Glimpse	149	(8)
D. Criminal Law and Procedure (Including Sentencing)	157	(86)
David B. Wexler
Chapter 9. Therapeutic Jurisprudence and the Criminal Courts	157	(14)
Keri A. Gould
Chapter 10. Turning Rat and Doing Time for Uncharged, Dismissed, or Acquitted Crimes: Do the Federal Sentencing Guidelines Promote Respect for the Law?	171	(32)
Judge Robert J. Kane
Chapter 11. A Sentencing Model for the 21st Century	203	(10)
Richard P. Wiebe
Chapter 12. The Mental Health Implications of Crime Victims' Rights	213	(30)
E. Family and Juvenile Law	243	(100)
Leonore M. J. Simon
Chapter 13. A Therapeutic Jurisprudence Approach to the Legal Processing of Domestic Violence Cases	243	(44)
Allison R. Shiff
David B. Wexler
Chapter 14. Teen Court: A Therapeutic Jurisprudence Perspective	287	(12)
Daniel W. Shuman
Chapter 15. The Duty of the State to Rescue the Vulnerable in the United States	299	(24)
Murray Levine
Chapter 16. A Therapeutic Jurisprudence Analysis of Mandated Reporting of Child Maltreatment by Psychotherapists	323	(20)
F. Sexual Orientation Law	343	(22)
Kay Kavanagh
Chapter 17. Don't Ask, Don't Tell: Deception Required, Disclosure Denied	343	(22)
G. Disability Law	365	(14)
Rose A. Daly-Rooney
Chapter 18. Designing Reasonable Accommodations through Co-Worker Participation: Therapeutic Jurisprudence and the Confidentiality Provision of the Americans with Disabilities Act	365	(14)
H. Health Law	379	(6)
Bruce J. Winick
Chapter 19. Rethinking the Health Care Delivery Crisis: The Need for a Therapeutic Jurisprudence	379	(6)
I. Personal Injury and Tort Law	385	(82)
Daniel W. Shuman
Chapter 20. Therapeutic Jurisprudence and Tort Law: A Limited Subjective Standard of Care	385	(24)
Grant H. Morris
Chapter 21. Requiring Sound Judgments of Unsound Minds: Tort Liability and the Limits of Therapeutic Jurisprudence	409	(24)
Daniel W. Shuman
Chapter 22. The Psychology of Compensation in Tort Law	433	(34)
J. Law of Evidence	467	(32)
Jeffrey A. Klotz
Chapter 23. Limiting the Psychotherapist-Patient Privilege: The Therapeutic Potential	467	(16)
Bruce J. Winick
Chapter 24. The Psychotherapist-Patient Privilege: A Therapeutic Jurisprudence View	483	(16)
K. Labor Arbitration Law	499	(26)
Roger I. Abrams
Frances E. Abrams
Dennis R. Nolan
Chapter 25. Arbitral Therapy	499	(26)
L. Contracts and Commercial Law	525	(44)
Jeffrey L. Harrison
Chapter 26. Class, Personality, Contract, and Unconscionability	525	(44)
M. Legal Profession	569	(18)
Amiram Elwork
G. Andrew H. Benjamin
Chapter 27. Lawyers in Distress	569	(18)
II. Commentary about Therapeutic Jurisprudence	587	(258)
A. Overview	587	(82)
David Finkelman
Thomas Grisso
Chapter 28. Therapeutic Jurisprudence: From Idea to Application	587	(10)
David B. Wexler
Chapter 29. Therapeutic Jurisprudence and Changing Conceptions of Legal Scholarship	597	(14)
Mark A. Small
Chapter 30. Legal Psychology and Therapeutic Jurisprudence	611	(22)
David Carson
David B. Wexler
Chapter 31. New Approaches to Mental Health Law: Will the UK Follow the US Lead, Again?	633	(12)
Bruce J. Winick
Chapter 32. The Jurisprudence of Therapeutic Jurisprudence	645	(24)
B. Rights/Justice Issues	669	(94)
Joel Haycock
Chapter 33. Speaking Truth to Power: Rights, Therapeutic Jurisprudence and Massachusetts Mental Health Law	669	(16)
John Petrila
Chapter 34. Paternalism and the Unrealized Promise of Essays in Therapeutic Jurisprudence	685	(22)
David B. Wexler
Bruce J. Winick
Chapter 35. Patients, Professionals, and the Path of Therapeutic Jurisprudence: A Response to Petrila	707	(6)
David B. Wexler
Chapter 36. Justice, Mental Health, and Therapeutic Jurisprudence	713	(10)
Robert F. Schopp
Chapter 37. Therapeutic Jurisprudence and Conflicts among Values in Mental Health Law	723	(16)
Michael L. Perlin
Keri K. Gould
Deborah A. Dorfman
Chapter 38. Therapeutic Jurisprudence and the Civil Rights of Institutionalized Mentally Disabled Persons: Hopeless Oxymoron or Path to Redemption?	739	(24)
C. Future Challenges and Directions	763	(82)
Christopher Slobogin
Chapter 39. Therapeutic Jurisprudence: Five Dilemmas to Ponder	763	(32)
Bruce D. Sales
Daniel W. Shuman
Chapter 40. The Newly Emerging Mental Health Law	795	(16)
David B. Wexler
Chapter 41. Reflections on the Scope of Therapeutic Jurisprudence	811	(20)
David B. Wexler
Chapter 42. Applying the Law Therapeutically	831	(14)
III. Empirical Explorations	845	(150)
Bruce Feldthusen
Chapter 43. The Civil Action for Sexual Battery: Therapeutic Jurisprudence?	845	(30)
Norman G. Poythress
Stanley L. Brodsky
Chapter 44. In the Wake of a Negligent Release Law Suit: An Investigation of Professional Consequences and Institutional Impact on a State Psychiatric Hospital	875	(20)
Elizabeth Anderson
Murray Levine
Anupama Sharma
Louise Feretti
Karen Steinberg
Leah Wallach
Chapter 45. Coercive Uses of Mandatory Reporting in Therapeutic Relationships
Jack Susman
Chapter 46. Resolving Hospital Conflicts: A Study on Therapeutic Jurisprudence	907	(16)
Alexander Greer
Mary O'Regan
Amy Traverso
Chapter 47. Therapeutic Jurisprudence and Patients' Perceptions of Procedural Due Process of Civil Commitment Hearings	923	(12)
Julie Magno Zito
Josef Vitrai
Thomas J. Craig
Chapter 48. Toward a Therapeutic Jurisprudence Analysis of Medication Refusal in the Court Review Model	935	(14)
Daniel W. Shuman
Jean A. Hamilton
Cynthia E. Daley
Chapter 49. The Health Effects of Jury Service	949	(30)
Kim A. Kamin
Jeffrey J. Rachlinski
Chapter 50. Ex Post # Ex Ante: Determining Liability in Hindsight	979	(16)
About the Editors	995	(2)
Bibliography	997	(8)
Index	1005