The use of psychiatric evidence in the court is on the increase. In this book, the author's main concern is twofold: "The court has to be capable of understanding exactly what it is that the psychiatrist is trying to tell the court about the accused [and] the limitations of the language and the concepts that the psychiatrist is using." The reviews conclude that the author succeeds.
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The use of psychiatric evidence in the court is on the increase. In this book, the author's main concern is twofold: "The court has to be capable of understanding exactly what it is that the psychiatrist is trying to tell the court about the accused [and] the limitations of the language and the concepts that the psychiatrist is using." The reviews conclude that the author succeeds.
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