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What is Insanity?
In this article, we explore what insanity is, how it differs across the United States, and how forensic evaluators gather information relate


What does a Forensic Psychologist Do?
A brief overview of what a forensic psychologist does including a list of evaluation referral questions and the psychologist's role.


Why is Bipolar Disorder Overdiagnosed?
Bipolar disorder is misdiagnosed for many reasons: financial benefit, clinician inexperience, insufficient resources, favored diagnoses, and


When is a Criminal Responsibility Evaluation a Danger to the Defense?
Though a criminal responsibility or insanity defense may be advantageous to the defense in many instances, this is not always the case. In s


How to Learn More About Forensic Psychology
There are six major ways to learn more about forensic psychology: (1) books, (2) forums and listservs, (3) conferences and workshops, (4) ha


Is the Insanity Defense Fair?
Those who are mentally ill at the time of the commission of a crime may be found “insane” or not guilty by reason of insanity (or mental...


What's the Difference between Forensic and Clinical Psychological Evaluations?
Clinical and forensic work differs in nine major ways: referral source, client, confidentiality, consent, relationship, malingering, setting
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