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Domains where psychiatry and the law share a common boundary:

• Violence, dangerousness, sexual predation
• Criminal responsibility (insanity)
• Competence, civil and criminal
• Divorce, child custody mediation and visitation
• Psychic injury
• Mental disability
• Malpractice
• Confidentiality
• Involuntary treatment
• Correctional psychiatry
• Juvenile justice
• Ethics and human rights
• Jury selection and case strategy
• Expert testimony
• Personnel selection and placement
• Fitness for duty
• Workplace conditions, safety, violence
• Disaster response
• Potential responsiveness to mental health treatment
• Profiling of criminals, national leaders

Forensic Mental Health Resources

• Academy of Behavioral Profiling [ABP].
• American Academy of Forensic Psychology.
• American Academy of Psychiatry & the Law has defined Ethical Guidelines for the Practice of Forensic Psychiatry.
• American College of Forensic Examiners.
• American College of Forensic Psychiatry.
• American Journal of Forensic Psychiatry.
• American Psychology-Law Society [AP-LS].
• American Society of Criminology.
• Anuario de Psicología Jurídica.
• Australian and New Zealand Association of Psychiatry, Psychology and Law [ANZAPPL].
• Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology.
• Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law.
• Behavioral Sciences & the Law.
• British Journal of Criminology.
• Canadian Journal of Criminology.
• Canadian Journal of Law & Society.
• Canadian Law & Society Association.
• Careers in Forensic Psychology
• Carpenter's Forensic Science Resources
• Child Abuse & Neglect.
• Child Abuse Review.
• Children & Society.
• Crime & Delinquency.
• Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health.
• Criminal Justice and Behavior.
• Criminal Justice Links, including a section on juvenile delinquency sites.
• Criminologia.it, journal on the theory and science of criminology.
• Criminologia.org, Telematic Journal of Clinical Criminology.
• Criminologie.
• Criminology: An Interdisciplinary Journal.
• Derecho Medico by Julio César Galán Cortés, with information on Spanish law regarding malpractice and medical responsibility as well as forums on HIV, confidentiality, informed consent, etc.
• European Association of Psychology and Law [EAPL].
• Institute of Law, Psychiatry and Public Policy, at the University of Virginia.
• Findlaw Internet Legal Resources, including Law Crawler and directory of government officials.
• The Forensic Center of Bobbie G Hopes, PhD and Kim Stookey, PhD.
• Forensic Psychiatry Resources of James F Hooper, MD, FAPA.
• Forensic Psychiatry Site of Harold J Bursztajn, MD.
• Forensic Psychiatry Victoria (British Columbia, Canada).
• Forensic Psychology & Psychiatry Links of David Willshire.
• Forensic Research Development Unit [FRDU], offering a service to clinicians and researchers of all disciplines who want to locate information on issues relating to mentally ill offenders.
• Forensische Psychiatrie und Psychotherapie.
• Forenzic.com.
• Graduate Programs in Psychology and Law.
• The Institute of Law, Psychiatry, and Public Policy at the University of Virginia maintains a list of related Web sites.
• The Institute of Mental Health Law specialises in all aspects of the British Mental Health Act 1983.
• International Academy of Law and Mental Health [IALMH].
• International Association of Forensic Mental Health Services [IAFMHS].
• International Association for Forensic Psychotherapy [IAFP].
• International Journal of Forensic Mental Health.
• The Journal of Behavioral Profiling.
• The Journal of Credibility Assessment and Witness Psychology.
• Law & Psychology Review, the annual journal of the University of Alabama School of Law.
• Law and Society Association [LSA].
• Law & Society Review.
• National Organization of Forensic Social Work [NOFSW].
• Página Forense.
• PsyBar, LLC, a national professional services company offering psychological and psychiatric experts to law firms, courts, corporations, insurance companies, and government agencies.
• Psychiatry & Law Updates by William H Reid, MD, MPH, an educational and communication service for professionals, with commentary on recent developments and links to resources.
• Psychiatry, Psychology, and Law, a semi-annual journal.
• Psychology and the Law, an introduction to selected topics.
• Recht & Psychiatrie, a quarterly journal.
• Psicologia Giustizia.
• Reddy's Forensic Page, large compilation of links on various forensic topics.
• Resource Directory of Forensic Psychology Pre-doctoral Internship Training Programs compiled by the American Psychology-Law Society and the American Academy of Forensic Psychology.
• Rominger Legal has a comprehensive set of links to federal and state resources, organizations, professional directories and law categories, such as divorce, criminal, bankruptcy, etc.
• Specialty Guidelines for Forensic Psychologists prepared by the American Psychology-Law Society and Division 41 of the American Psychological Association.
• Swenson's Forensic Psychology Website, offers extensive links.
• Ultimate Forensic Psychology Database, is aimed at students, but contains a consultants 'yellow pages' section.
• University Institute for Psychiatry & Law, University of Cincinnati Department of Psychiatry, College of Medicine
• Zeno's Forensic Site, with special section on psychiatry and psychology.

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Last modified 2006 09 27 0030 by Myron Pulier, MD, who would appreciate almost any comments or cautions.