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Behavioral Sciences & the Law|September 20, 2002
Legal issues in maximum security institutions for people with mental illness: liberty, security, and administrative discretionJohn Petrila, Kevin S DouglasCommunity Mental Health Journal|January 18, 2011
Emergency commitment of people residing in assisted living facilitiesAnnette Christy, Victor MolinariJournal of the American Medical Directors Association|June 11, 2011
Emergency commitment from nursing homesAnnette Christy, Victor MolinariPsychiatric Services (Washington, D.C.)|September 11, 2002
Emergency involuntary psychiatric examinations in FloridaAnnette McGaha, Paul G Stiles, John PetrilaPsychiatric Services (Washington, D.C.)|September 3, 2011
Association of involuntary psychiatric examination with probability of arrest of people with serious mental illnessJohn M Robst, Robert Constantine, John PetrilaPsychiatric Services (Washington, D.C.)|October 5, 2002
The use of criminal charges and sanctions in mental health courtsPatricia A Griffin, Henry J Steadman, John PetrilaBehavioral Sciences & the Law|September 30, 2010
Competence to proceed in SVP commitment hearings: Irrelevant or fundamental due process right?Amanda M Fanniff, Randy K Otto, John PetrilaPsychiatric Services (Washington, D.C.)|May 5, 2010
Public expenditures related to the criminal justice system and to services for arrestees with a serious mental illnessJohn Petrila, Ross Andel, Robert Constantine, et al.Ethics & Behavior|January 1, 1995
The emergence of interest in the ethics of psychological research with humansAnnette Christy McGaha, James H KornAdministration and Policy in Mental Health|June 21, 2006
Short term involuntary psychiatric examination of children in FloridaAnnette Christy, Krista Kutash, Paul StilesPageof 6