Abstract Book - International Academy of Law and Mental Health

82. ISSUES IN COMMUNITY RE-­‐INTEGRATION ............................................................................................. 188 83. LAW AND EMOTIONS ....................................................................................................................... 191 84. LAW ENFORCEMENT, CORRECTIONAL MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS, AND THE POLICE .............................. 193 85. LAW’S PASSIONS I: IS THE IMPARTIALITY OF THE LAW THREATENED BY RECOGNITION OF ITS EMOTIONAL POWER?........................................................................................................................................................ 196 86. LAW’S PASSIONS II: THE EMOTIONS AND THE RULES OF EVIDENCE ............................................................ 199 87. THE LAW AND VULNERABLE POPULATIONS ........................................................................................... 201 88. LEGAL FRAMEWORKS, RIGHTS, AND CARE FOR PEOPLE WHO LACK DECISION-­‐MAKING CAPACITY .................... 204 89. LEGISLATION AND THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MENTAL HEALTH LAW ............................................................... 207 90. LONGITUDINAL FOLLOW-­‐UP STUDIES IN FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY ................................................................ 209 91. MANAGEMENT OF MENTALLY ILL OFFENDERS IN THE COMMUNITY: MENTAL HEALTH COURTS AND BEYOND ..... 212 92. MEDICAL ERRORS AND SAFE PATIENT MANAGEMENT ............................................................................. 215 93. MEDICAL PROFESSION PRACTICES WHICH PRECEDED AND ACCOMPANIED THE SHOAH, 1939-­‐1945 ................. 217 94. MEDICO-­‐LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF SOCIAL MEDIA .................................................................................. 219 95. MENTAL DISORDERS IN GERMAN ADOLESCENTS AT HIGH RISK FOR OFFENDING ........................................... 221 96. MENTAL HEALTH AND LAND: INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND HUMAN RIGHTS .................................................. 223 97. MENTAL HEALTH AND LAW IN KOREA ................................................................................................. 225 98. MENTAL HEALTH POLICY AND GOVERNANCE ........................................................................................ 229 99. MENTAL HEALTH FROM PRISONS TO RE-­‐ENTRY ..................................................................................... 231 100. MENTAL HEALTH, RIGHTS, AND THE LAW ........................................................................................... 234 101. MENTAL ILLNESS, THE UN CRPD, AND LEGAL DECISION-­‐MAKING ........................................................... 236 102. MIGRATION, ASYLUM, AND FAMILIES ............................................................................................... 238 103. MULTIDISCIPLINARY TOOLS AND FORENSIC PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS .......................................................... 241 104. THE NEED FOR SUSTAINABILITY AND CONTINUITY IN FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY .............................................. 243 105. NEUROSCIENTIFIC IMPLICATIONS FOR THE TREATMENT OF PSYCHOPATHY ................................................. 246 106. PSYCHIATRIC ASSESSMENTS AND ANTI-­‐SOCIAL OFFENDING .................................................................... 248 107. NEW PERSPECTIVES IN THE ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT OF SEX OFFENDERS .......................................... 250 108. NFIB V. SEBELIUS: LEGAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT DECISION ......... 253 109. OFFENDERS, OFFENDER BEHAVIOUR, AND COLLATERAL CONSEQUENCES ................................................... 255 110. OFFENDERS AND INMATES .............................................................................................................. 257 111. OUTCOMES AND TREATMENTS FOR SEXUAL OFFENDERS ........................................................................ 259 112. PERSONALITY AND AGGRESSION ...................................................................................................... 261 113. PERSPECTIVES ON ASSESSING RISK FOR SEX OFFENDER RECIDIVISM: THE DEBATE CONTINUES ....................... 264 114. PINEL: A FILM ABOUT SUFFERING .................................................................................................... 266 115. POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER (PTSD) ...................................................................................... 267 116. POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER (PTSD) AND THE LAW: CIVIL AND CRIMINAL ASPECTS FROM A NORTH AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE ........................................................................................................................ 269 117. PRE-­‐TRIAL FORENSIC MENTAL HEALTH EVALUATIONS IN THE NETHERLANDS .............................................. 271 118. PREVENTION OF ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOUR IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS: ETHICAL, SOCIAL, AND PHILOSOPHICAL ASPECTS ............................................................................................................................................. 274 119. PREVENTION OF SUICIDE ................................................................................................................ 276 120. PRISON MENTAL HEALTH AND FORENSIC CARE IN A CHANGING SOCIETY ................................................... 278 121. PRISON PSYCHIATRY I .................................................................................................................... 280 122. PRISON PSYCHIATRY II ................................................................................................................... 282 123. PROBLEM-­‐SOLVING COURTS ........................................................................................................... 285 124. THE PROGNOSIS OF PSYCHIATRIC DISEASES ........................................................................................ 287 125. PSYCHIATRIC AND PSYCHOLOGICAL AUTOPSY: THE ALPHEN SPREE SHOOTER ............................................. 289 126. PSYCHOPATHOLOGY BEHIND RAZOR WIRE: MENTAL ILLNESS IN JUVENILE JUSTICE ...................................... 291 4