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Behavioral Sciences & the Law|December 5, 2021
The neurocognitive profiles of justice involved people with foetal alcohol spectrum disorder: A systematic reviewNajat Khalifa, Taylor Magee, Shayan Shirazi, et al.Behavioral Sciences & the Law|December 16, 2021
Unfitness to stand trial and fetal alcohol spectrum disorder: Understanding and responding to FASD within the criminal justice system in New ZealandWarren Brookbanks, Valerie McGinn, Joanna Ting Wai ChuBehavioral Sciences & the Law|August 8, 2019
Mosaic trisomy 20 and mitigation in capital crimes sentencing: A review and case reportRose Montplaisir, Erica Lee, Daniel Moreno-De-Luca, et al.Behavioral Sciences & the Law|August 30, 2019
Adopted children who kill their adoptive parentsJames T Hubbell, Kathleen M Heide, Norair KhachatryanBehavioral Sciences & the Law|February 11, 2021
Risk-need-responsivity and its application in behavioral health settings: A feasibility study of a treatment planning support toolDebra A Pinals, Ayorkor Gaba, Paige M Shaffer, et al.Behavioral Sciences & the Law|February 12, 2021
Jail-based competency treatment comes of age: Multi-site outcomes and challenges to the implementation of an evidence-based forensic continuumJerry L Jennings, Kevin Rice, Christopher BaglioBehavioral Sciences & the Law|February 6, 2021
Holistic representation in juvenile defense: An evaluation of a multidisciplinary children's defense teamStephen Phillippi, Casey L Thomas, Yilin Yoshida, et al.Behavioral Sciences & the Law|December 28, 2021
Fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD) and youth firesetting: A call on criminal justice, emergency responder, and fire prevention specialists to become informedJerrod Brown, Vanessa Spiller, Megan Carter, et al.Behavioral Sciences & the Law|June 23, 2015
American Psychiatric Association: Position Statement on Firearm Access, Acts of Violence and the Relationship to Mental Illness and Mental Health ServicesDebra A Pinals, Paul S Appelbaum, Richard Bonnie, et al.Behavioral Sciences & the Law|August 18, 2022
A jury of scientists: Formal education in biobehavioral sciences reduces the odds of punitive criminal sentencingMia A Thomaidou, Colleen M BerryessaPageof 141