No. 15-03, March 1992
Index
- Table of Contents
- Editor's Preface
- Keynote Address: Predators and Politics
- Confronting Violence: in the Act and in the Word
- Cognitive Restructuring Through Law: a Therapeutic Jurisprudence Approach to Sex Offenders and the Plea Process
- A Psychiatric Perspective on Washington's Sexually Violent Predators Statute
- Limits on the State's Power to Confine "dangerous" Persons: Constitutional Implications of Foucha v. Louisiana
- Washington's Sexually Violent Predator Law: a Deliberate Misuse of the Therapeutic State for Social Control
- The Constitutionality and Morality of Civilly Committing Violent Sexual Predators
- Washington's Sexually Violent Predators Statute: Law or Lottery? a Response to Professor Brooks
- So What's in a Name? a Rhetorical Reading of Washington's Sexually Violent Predators Act
- The Politics of Sexual Psychopathy: Washington State's Sexual Predator Legislation
- The Community Protection Act and the Sexually Violent Predators Statute
- Sexual Predator Law-the Nightmare in the Halls of Justice
- Sources of Security
- Sexual Predators: Mental Illness or Abnormality? a Psychiatrist's Perspective
- Proceedings Under Washington's New Statutory Scheme Providing for the Indefinite Involuntary Commitment of Sexually Violent Predators Are Civil, Not Criminal, in Nature
- Sexual Violence, Sanity, and Safety: Constitutional Parameters for Involuntary Civil Commitment of Sex Offenders
- Washington's Closed-circuit Testimony Statute: an Exception to the Confrontation Clause to Protect Victims in Child Abuse Prosecutions
- Sepa: a Proposed Standard for Judicial Review of Agency Decisions Not to Require Preparation of a Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement