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Psychiatric Services (Washington, D.C.)|November 10, 2020
<i>Kahler v. Kansas:</i> The Constitutionality of Abolishing the Insanity DefensePaul S AppelbaumPsychiatric Services (Washington, D.C.)|October 3, 2018
Ordering Abstinence: How Far Can Courts Go in Requiring Offenders to Remain Substance Free?Paul S AppelbaumNeuron|June 9, 2014
The double helix takes the witness stand: behavioral and neuropsychiatric genetics in courtPaul S AppelbaumPsychiatric Services (Washington, D.C.)|January 3, 2014
Law and psychiatry: regulating psychotherapy or restricting freedom of speech? California's ban on sexual orientation change effortsPaul S AppelbaumPsychiatric Services (Washington, D.C.)|May 24, 2023
Prosecutors, Judges, and the Punishment of Mental IllnessPaul S AppelbaumPsychiatric Services (Washington, D.C.)|September 9, 2025
"Self-Induced Symptoms" and the Insanity DefensePaul S AppelbaumPsychiatric Services (Washington, D.C.)|August 24, 2023
Preventing Abuses in Guardianship CasesPaul S AppelbaumPsychiatric Services (Washington, D.C.)|December 5, 2023
Older Workers, Cognitive Impairment, and DiscriminationPaul S AppelbaumPsychiatric Services (Washington, D.C.)|March 6, 2024
Patients' Suits Against Psychiatrists for Not Preventing the Patients' Criminal ActsPaul S AppelbaumPsychiatric Services (Washington, D.C.)|June 2, 2021
<i>State v. Yepez:</i> Admissibility and Relevance of Behavioral Genetic Evidence in a Criminal TrialNicholas Scurich, Paul S AppelbaumPageof 32