Suggested Works

• Author: Elizabeth Kelley
• Profession: Lawyer
• Pages: 333-337

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Below is a list of suggested works arranged according to chapter. These categories are

not airtight, and some resources may be used in other areas. In addition to exploring

the works cited in individual chapters, readers are encouraged to explore the articles

and books written by the various chapter authors. Following are the works which cor-

respond to various chapters and other works which deal with the criminal justice sys-

tem and mental disabilities, as well as works which deal with specific mental disabilities.

Competency to Stand Trial

Artha Gillis, Brian Holoyda, William J. Newman, Machelle D. Wilson & Glen Xiong,

Characteristics of Misdemeanants Treated for Competency Restoration, 44 J. A. A.

P & L. 442 (2016).

Lubna Grewal & Stephen Noffsinger, Retrospective Postconviction Competency to Stand

Trial Assessments, 44 J. A. A. P & L. 491 (2016).

Lauren Kois, James M. Wellbeloved-Stone, Preeti Chauhan & Janet I. Warren,

Combined Evaluations of Competency to Stand Trial and Mental State at the Time of the

Offense: An Overlooked Methodological Consideration? 41 L & H. B. 217

(2017).

Sarah Smith, What Are We Going to Do about Tyler? P (Dec. 28, 2017).

Criminal Responsibility

Richard C. Geary & Kari-Beth Law,Conflicting Expert Witness Testimony in Insanity

Defense, 43 J. A. A. P & L. 511 (2015).

Neil W. Gowensmith, Stephanie N. Sessarego, Meaghan K. McKee, Samantha

Horkott, Nina Maclean & Katherine E. McCallum, Diagnostic Field Reliability in

Forensic Mental Health Evaluations, 29 P. A 692 (2017).

Iwona Kacperska, Janusz Heitzman, Tomasz Bak, Anna W. Lesko & Malgorzata

Opio, Reliability of Repeated Forensic Evaluations of Legal Sanity, 44 I’. J.L. &

P 24 (2016).

Mac McCllelland, When “Not Guilty” Is a Life Sentence,” N Y T M

(Sept. 27, 2017).

Mitigation

Edmond Howe, What Lawyers Should Know about Clients with Mental Disabilities,

available at https://www.americanbar.org/publications/gpsolo/2014/march april/what

lawyers should know about clients mental disabilities.html.

Janet Hinton, Developing Mitigating Evidence, available at https://moe.fd.org/research.

php. See links to Sentencing & Mitigation, Sentencing Enhancements, and Trials.

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  P  G (Rowman & Littlefield 2013).

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