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171. The Usefulness of Neuroscience for Forensic Psychiatry172. Using Mental Health Legislation and Coercive Interventions:Dilemmas for Professionals and Service Users173. Victimization and Women Offenders174. Visual Evidence: Perception, Psychology, Courtroom Practice, andPolicy175. What the Public and the Health Care Profession Today Needs toLearn from Medical Profession Practices which Preceded andAccompanied the Shoah 1939-1945176. Witnesses and Expert Evidence177. Women with the Experience of Trauma: Measuring Impact andProviding Support178. Women and Families in Adverse Life Situations179. Youth, Recklessness, and the Juvenile Justice SystemTherapeutic Jurisprudence Sessions180. Achieving a More Therapeutic Health Care System181. Changing the Profession and the Law School Experience182. Child Friendly Procedures183. A Disability Rights Tribunal for Asia and the Pacific: InternationalHuman Rights and Therapeutic Jurisprudence Implications184. Expanding Therapeutic Jurisprudence’s Boundaries185. International Human Rights and Mental Health Courts186. International Human Rights & Therapeutic Jurisprudence187. Justicia Terapéutica: Delincuencia y Drogas188. Justicia Terapéutica y Entorno familiar y de Pareja13
Page 1 and 2: Abstracts of the XXXIIIrd Internati
Page 3 and 4: INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFICCOMMITTEEDa
Page 5 and 6: 16. Building a Bio-Psycho-Social Re
Page 7 and 8: 57. The Evolution of a High-Securit
Page 9: 95. Legal Frameworks, Rights and Ca
Page 15 and 16: 207. Using Therapeutic Jurisprudenc
Page 17 and 18: ABSTRACTSEnglish Language Sessions1
Page 19 and 20: Heidi Ravven, Hamilton College (hra
Page 21 and 22: The relationship between lawyers an
Page 23 and 24: Criminal Responsibility and Ethics:
Page 25 and 26: Roberto Catanesi, University of Bar
Page 27 and 28: Self-Regulation of Addiction-Relate
Page 29 and 30: Michele Slatter, Adelaide Universit
Page 31 and 32: If There Was Something Someone Coul
Page 33 and 34: and in a confidential conversation
Page 35 and 36: triarchic conceptualization of the
Page 38 and 39: Young Violent and Sexual Male Offen
Page 40 and 41: Instruments to Rate Aggression: Psy
Page 42 and 43: Immigrants are a heterogeneous grou
Page 44 and 45: The Measure for Dangerous Mentally
Page 46 and 47: will be presented. Also, the stabil
Page 48 and 49: potential to provide a sense of cer
Page 50 and 51: social permission for male aggressi
Page 52 and 53: implications, there is a need to ad
Page 54 and 55: Capacity and the Provision of Suppo
Page 56 and 57: Child Sexual Abuse and Narcissism:
Page 58 and 59: handling of severe PA cases in Cana
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e codified. Eighty countries still
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Dalkilic (2008) in their review of
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multiple side effects that can poss
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challenging traditional bioethical
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have emphasized the need to provide
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What Patients and Family Carers Thi
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Refugee Youth Mental Health Project
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specialty police training, jail div
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Is Compulsory Mental Health Treatme
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or safety”. However, if a claim o
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methods of examination including an
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quality health care and sound corre
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Action research is required to coll
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have been conducted, making violenc
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35. A Critical Exploration of Press
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Pharmacological Treatment of Impuls
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must be provided with this assistan
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their ability to communicate in Eng
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epresenting Guantanamo capital defe
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Fátima Al-Alam, Conceição Hospit
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an Axis II personality disorder in
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e more conviction prone and more li
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financial or personal relationship
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hospitals and will change the focus
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44. Developments in Brazilian Foren
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Sample: 199 psychiatric patients we
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colleagues in prison and general me
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elevant to the issue of requisite i
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There will be occasions when a livi
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a new wave of services in police cu
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Double Filicide as Retaliation agai
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children and adolescents leading to
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Eating disorders and issues are a c
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work toward educating the court, pr
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ecently completed in the United Sta
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libertarianism, John Stuart Mill, a
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55. EthicsA Framework for Trustwort
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Thick Value Concepts and The Pursui
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arising difficulties related to sex
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However, over the past few years, w
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This presentation will address noti
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her sons when the prosecution’s p
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The aim of the study was to evaluat
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are a few of the interfaces that th
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and which is informed by a variety
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FASD in the Life of a Patient: FASD
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Community Treatment Order : Two Dec
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Louise M.C. van den Bosch, Consulti
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esponsibility in the practice of fo
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conditions.We will report on their
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Asad Nizami, Rawalpindi Medical Col
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Improving Prison Healthcare Service
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jails where it was successful with
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Trans-Generational Aspects of Traum
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patients were given folklore medici
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progressing inevitably toward war d
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were chosen for secondary data anal
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The medicalisation of the homeless
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good, as happens when religious voi
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Jack McDevitt, Northeastern Univers
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Aggressive Behaviour ModulationDian
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appropriate services within health
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The Use of the Implicit Association
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Restraint is used as an emergency m
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In order for mental health services
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80. Intellectual DisabilitiesResear
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older medically resulting in classi
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Older People and the Criminal Court
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This presentation will revisit the
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Personality Profiles of Male Desist
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Inge Joa, Stavanger University Hosp
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Conclusions: Efforts to reduce invo
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that treatment is carried out, whil
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mental health court. Such committee
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determine what is most significant
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our view, receive inadequate and so
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Eimear Spain, University of Limeric
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90. Law Enforcement and the PoliceC
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Methodology: Interpretative Phenome
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Monsters and predators frighten, en
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Aviva Orenstein, Indiana University
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policies disproportionately target
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Lebanon navigate a wide variety of
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the absence of Independent Mental C
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the couple’s three children, foll
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Ruby Dhand, Thompson Rivers Univers
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Sexual Offenders Against Adults and
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Risk Assessment in Forensic Psychia
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A Meta-Analytic Examination of Crim
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Real-Time Change in Mental Health C
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Quality control is used to reduce v
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Social Media and the Physician-Pati
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Method: The data gathered from inca
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Narrative Analysis (Case specific S
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During the past 10 years, a growing
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clubhouse and their extended rehabi
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program providing health care to th
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Examination of the Risk Environment
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The Canadian Charter of Rights and
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espect to potential moderators (see
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110. The Need for Sustainability an
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Petra Schaftenaar, Forensisch Psych
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Antilibidinal Effect of Androgen De
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Paul Cosyns, Antwerp University Hos
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Sebilius should heed? Also, what di
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Method: Participants were young adu
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This paper will explore the strengt
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used from the Dutch Prison Project,
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The present presentation aims to pr
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Danilo Garcia, Gothenburg Universit
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Glen Luther, University of Saskatch
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lens. The author will provide an an
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Psychiatric /Psychological Injury:
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Titus Andronicus, in which the youn
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PTSD is well recognized in Canadian
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124. Pre-Trial Forensic Mental Heal
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Quality of Pre-Trial Forensic Menta
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and gained insight, this presentati
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Between 2000 and 2011, nearly 85 pr
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In prison a large group of inmates
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A Randomized Controlled Study on th
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variables, comorbidity, psychosexua
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Improving the Criminal Justice Resp
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predict long term outcomes associat
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psychiatric and somatic diseases se
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Joseph V. Penn, The University of T
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also been adapted for forensic pati
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Ministry of Justice established in
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The Dutch Expert in Criminal Cases
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accreditation and common grounds fo
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Ian Marsh, Canterbury Christ Church
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The Results of a National Dutch Eff
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Special Action Office for Drug Abus
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that we have effectively decriminal
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settings. These issues are particul
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Quantitative Analysis of the Qualit
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143. Risk Assessment, Social Networ
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combined in different ways to evalu
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Rui Abrunhosa Gonçalves, Universit
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Male Depression and Domestic Homici
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Susanna Radovic, University of Goth
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Patients in a psychotherapeutic all
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offenders unfairly punish many offe
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This paper will discuss the realiti
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Tracey Sagar, Swansea University (t
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This paper analyzes the inevitable
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treatment including no treatment at
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treatment in lieu of incarceration
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opportunity. This paper explores th
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Quirino Cordeiro Jr, Centro de Aten
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the forensic disability and related
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Conclusion: Within the juvenile cou
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“Once I leave care, I will feel f
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the same underlying construct. In a
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The Nexus between Terrorism and Lat
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differences between liars and truth
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elease decisions? Factors including
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The Media Construction of Mental Il
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come from prisoners. The Soviet Psy
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hospitalization at each of these ph
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misunderstood, if not mistreated al
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Gilma Alencar, Brotherhood of Santa
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discussed. The TBS-system for adult
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The Supreme Court of the United Sta
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Personal recovery has emerged as ce
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The Effect of Compulsory Community
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Appropriate Types of Involuntary Tr
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moral decision-making. The aim is t
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This qualitative grounded theory st
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female offenders, and highlight the
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several jurisdictional approaches t
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the aftermath of the Shoah. Finally
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physicians susceptible to misapplic
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or interviewing context explained t
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
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suggest that taking their husbands
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Therapy and Seeking Safety, a traum
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summarized. She will then analyze t
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Empathy, active listening, compassi
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Foster children who experience chil
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have been sexually abused suffer in
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its powers, articulate its tasks, a
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This presentation addresses the psy
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and their lawyers. The paper will c
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Before the introduction of the Euro
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states must change domestic policy
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participa en las audiencias. Tambi
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La mayor injerencia del padre en la
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La mediación familiar es un recurs
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motivaciones altruistas de Batson (
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conflictivas poniendo en marcha est
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se ha realizado mediante entrevista
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Carli Kulmar, Charles Sturt Univers
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Therapeutic jurisprudence (“TJ”
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consecuencias predeterminadas en la
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Derecho Procesal de adultos. En con
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What Do We Know about Compensation
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current program participants was an
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or judgments masked behind the lang
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Greg Connellan, Magistrates’ Cour
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Therapeutic Jurisprudence and Intel
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profession as a whole. This present
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Child Participation in Family Dispu
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experiences and perceptions of 51 M
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frustrating, and more effective ove
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legal (further) education? Should M
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However, since there are hardly any
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The analysis of themes and linguist
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for dealing with youth sexual aggre
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Why Be Healthy When You Can Be Norm
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205. Using TJ to Improve the Crimin
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Valerie R. McClain, Neurology and P
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Systematic Literature Review of Top
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In identifying what may increase la
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par le Protecteur du citoyen, et pa
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véritablement épidémiologique en
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Le dommage psychique: un point de r
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psychologue au sein de l'équipe mu
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manera adecuada de hacer esto, y ta
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Acoso Laboral, seguimiento de casos
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214. Chile y Argentina: Indicadores
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Se presentan los hitos políticos e
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forzada. El hecho de vivir en parej
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expresa el derecho a ser tratado so
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cumplimiento de la medida). Civilme
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Solicitud de autorización judicial
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Utilización del Test of Memory Mal
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la gravedad de las actuaciones de e
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Martha E. Roque de Blengio, Sindica
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Omicidio stradale: dalla proposta d
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ghigliottinato il 25 Maggio 1946.Le
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vedono un altro figlicidio ad opera
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Europei è emerso un legame tra lav
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Criminalità ieri ed oggi: il rappo
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Nicoletta Sansone, University of Sa
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2. la rieducazione del detenuto e i
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Franco Scarpa, Forensic Psychiatric
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Pet-therapy: risultati di una ricer
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possono anche ricorrere deliri con
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stesso tipo di reato e quindi event
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Creatività e rispetto delle proced
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che la riflessione di gruppo possa
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