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Insane acquittees and insane convicts: the rationalization of policy in nineteenth-century Connecticut

Lawrence B Goodheart

History of Psychiatry: Madness,Science,Culture

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First published 1990-9

Recidivism among Male Insanity Acquittees

Marnie E. Rice, Grant T. Harris, Carol Lang [...]

The Journal of Psychiatry & Law

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First published 2002-3

Automatic Commitment of Insanity Acquittees: Keeping up with the Jones ?

Robert D. Miller

The Journal of Psychiatry & Law

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First published 2006-11

Insanity Acquittee Outcomes in New Zealand

Jeremy Skipworth, Phil Brinded, David Chaplow [...]

Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry

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First published 2006-4

A Description of the Design and Costs of an Insanity Acquittee Conditional Release,Monitoring,and Revocation System

P.Ann Dirks-Linhorst, DonaldM. Linhorst

International Journal of Forensic Mental Health

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First published 1985-9

Insanity Acquittals in Michigan 1969-1983: The Effects of Legislative and Judicial Changes

Ira K. Packer

The Journal of Psychiatry & Law

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First published 2005-10

The Concurrent Validity of the Psychopathic Personality Inventory and its Relative Association with Past Violence in a Sample of Insanity Acquittees

IvanP. Kruh, Karen Whittemore, GenevieveL.Y. Arnaut [...]

International Journal of Forensic Mental Health

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First published 1986-3

Oregon's Psychiatric Security Review Board: A Comprehensive System for Managing Insanity Acquittees

JEFFREY L. ROGERS, JOSEPH D. BLOOM, SPERO M. MANSON

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science

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First published 1980-9

Comparing Institutionalization Periods and Subsequent Arrests of Insanity Acquittees and Convicted Felons

Mark L. Pantle, Richard A. Pasewark, Henry J. Steadman

The Journal of Psychiatry & Law

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First published 1984-12

Supreme Court Decision Making on Insanity Acquittees Does not Depend on Research Conducted by the Behavioral Science Community: Jones v. United States

Winsor C. Schmidt

The Journal of Psychiatry & Law

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