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| General Considerations | |
| Law and the Mental Health Professions: an Uneasy Alliance. an Overview of the Legal System: Sources of Law, the Court System, and the Adjudicative Process | |
| The Nature and Method of Forensic Assessment | |
| Constitutional, Common-Law, and Ethical Contours of the Evaluation Process: The Mental Health Professional as Double Agent | |
| Managing Public and Private Forensic Services | |
| The Criminal Process | |
| Competency to Stand Trial | |
| Other Competencies in the Criminal Process | |
| Mental State at the Time of the Offense | |
| Sentencing | |
| Noncriminal Adjudication | |
| Civil Commitment | |
| Civil Competencies | |
| Compensating Mental Injuries: Workers' Compensation and Torts | |
| Federal Antidiscrimination and Entitlement Laws | |
| Children and Families | |
| Juvenile Delinquency | |
| Child Abuse and Neglect | |
| Child Custody in Divorce | |
| Education and Habilitation | |
| Communicating with the Courts | |
| Consultation, Report Writing, and Expert Testimony | |
| Sample Reports | |
| Glossary | |
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