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Introduction. The courtroom as foreign country. Some notes on the malpractice situation. The personnel of the courtroom. Types of witnesses. Depositions and how to survive them. The trial itself. Writing for court. Specific roles for the psychiatrist in court. Epilogue. Suggested Readings. Appendix: "Wearing two hats." Index.
American Psychiatric Publishing
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Jeff Curtis
reviewed The psychiatrist in court on September 30, 2014
The psychiatrist in court
This text will reside on my bookshelves as a reference for many years to come.
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