Contents

• Part I. Criminal responsibility and psychiatry
• Criminal responsibility and psychiatric expert testimony /Committee on Psychiatry and the Law Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry
• A psychosocial analysis of the making of the model penal code /Lawrence Zelic Freedman
• Mental disease or defect excluding responsibility : a psychiatric view of the American Law Institute’s model penal code proposal /Lawrence Zelic Freedman, Manfred Guttmacher, Winfred Overholser
• Deviation and community sanctions /George H. Dession - -Legislative policy, conformity, and psychiatry / Harold D. Lasswell
• Conformity and nonconformity; Psychoanalysis, delinquency, and the law; Psychopathology and social offense;Psychiatry and the law : an overview /Lawrence Zelic Freedman
• Common frontiers of psychiatry and the law /Harold D. Lasswell and Lawrence Zelic Freedman
• |gPart II. Criminal responsibility and social reaction
• Psychiatry and the law : historical relevance to today /Jacques M. Quen
• Psychiatry and the law : an old-fashioned approach / George Anastaplo
• The relationship of the mental health power and the criminal law power of the state / Norval Morris
• Does guilt require sanity? Constitutional considerations /William K. Carroll
• Psychiatric credibility in the Patricia Hearst case / Richard Arens
• The psychiatrist in the legal process : caught in the seamless web /Joel F. Henning
• Psychiatry and the Supreme Court /Alan A. Stone
• Nothing fails like a little success /Simon Dinitz