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Having practiced clinical psychology for a decade, Schopp (law- psychology, U. of Nebraska) turned to philosophy and eventually to law. Arguing that the sexual predator statutes starkly illustrate the lack of clarity and integration that pervade many aspects of mental health law, he adopts the methodological premise that some central issues in mental health law have proven intractable partially because legislatures, courts, and scholars have tended to address them as relatively self-contained questions.
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Mark A Guild
reviewed Competence, Condemnation, and Commitment An Integrated Theory of Mental Health Law on October 11, 2015
Competence
It took me a while to finish this. The illustrations and pictures featured in the book is a good distraction, i suppose. I'm taking my time indulging every little details of every crusades. This book might need to be re-read as I couldn't remember all of the wars and battles occured in holy land. There are few that stood out while I'm reading this like the great speech at Clemont in 1095 by Pope Urban when he called for the first crusades, the highlight on weapon of tactics by Soldier of Islam, the massacre of muslim prisoners during the surrender of Acre and the tale of Peter 1 of Cyprus as the crusade king in the mid of 14th Century. This is just some of the events that i can remember while i write this review. Overall, this a good book to begin with if you wanted to understand the history of crusades.
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