- Contributors
- Introduction
- The Forensic Psychiatry Paper Chase
- Chapter 1 Confidentiality and Privilege
- Chapter 2 Informed Consent
- Chapter 3 Duty to Protect
- Chapter 4 Expert Testimony
- Chapter 5 Questions on Mental Health Practice Guidelines
- Chapter 6 Civil Commitment
- Chapter 7 Right to Die
- Chapter 8 Right to Treatment
- Chapter 9 Right to Refuse Treatment
- Chapter 10 Questions on Institutional Treatment Guidelines
- Chapter 11 Child Abuse Reporting
- Chapter 12 Child Custody and Parental Competencies
- Chapter 13 Juvenile Rights
- Chapter 14 EAHCA (Education for All Handicapped Children Act); IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act)
- Chapter 15 Questions on Child and Adolescent Issues
- Chapter 16 ADA and Disability Rights
- Chapter 17 Civil Liability and Emotional Harm
- Chapter 18 Clinical Practice Liability
- Chapter 19 Sexual Harassment
- Chapter 20 Questions on ADA and Disability Rights
- Chapter 21 Criminal Procedure
- Chapter 22 Criminal Competencies
- Chapter 23 Diminished Capacity
- Chapter 24 Insanity
- Chapter 25 Prisoners’ Rights
- Chapter 26 Death Penalty
- Chapter 27 Sex Offenders
- Chapter 28 Questions on Criminal Law and Incarceration
- Chapter 29 Immigration
- Chapter 30 Gun Ownership
- Chapter 31 Questions on Immigration and Gun Ownership
- Appendix A The Bill of Rights and Fourteenth Amendment, U.S. Constitution
- Appendix B Federal Versus State Jurisdiction and the Supreme Court
- Appendix C U.S. Federal District Courts
- Appendix D Glossary of Terms
- Index
(p. 159) Criminal Procedure
- Chapter:
- (p. 159) Criminal Procedure
- Author(s):
Michael Greenspan
, Amar Mehta
, Merrill Rotter
, and Jeremy Colley
- DOI:
- 10.1093/med/9780190914424.003.0022
Chapter 21 includes cases that have helped to define basic principles of criminal procedure. The cases do not all involve individuals with mental illness, but the opinions significantly affect how those individuals are processed in the criminal justice system. Robinson v. California and Powell v. Texas were critical in establishing the scope of prosecution permitted against individual with substance use disorders. The other cases in the chapter are Miranda v. Arizona, North Carolina v. Alford and Colorado v. Connelly. The newest case (Commonwealth of Massachusetts v. Eldred) about an alleged violation of probation for recurrent drug use, revisits the Robinson and Powell issue of potentially punishing a person for the symptoms of her addiction (i.e. using drugs).
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- Contributors
- Introduction
- The Forensic Psychiatry Paper Chase
- Chapter 1 Confidentiality and Privilege
- Chapter 2 Informed Consent
- Chapter 3 Duty to Protect
- Chapter 4 Expert Testimony
- Chapter 5 Questions on Mental Health Practice Guidelines
- Chapter 6 Civil Commitment
- Chapter 7 Right to Die
- Chapter 8 Right to Treatment
- Chapter 9 Right to Refuse Treatment
- Chapter 10 Questions on Institutional Treatment Guidelines
- Chapter 11 Child Abuse Reporting
- Chapter 12 Child Custody and Parental Competencies
- Chapter 13 Juvenile Rights
- Chapter 14 EAHCA (Education for All Handicapped Children Act); IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act)
- Chapter 15 Questions on Child and Adolescent Issues
- Chapter 16 ADA and Disability Rights
- Chapter 17 Civil Liability and Emotional Harm
- Chapter 18 Clinical Practice Liability
- Chapter 19 Sexual Harassment
- Chapter 20 Questions on ADA and Disability Rights
- Chapter 21 Criminal Procedure
- Chapter 22 Criminal Competencies
- Chapter 23 Diminished Capacity
- Chapter 24 Insanity
- Chapter 25 Prisoners’ Rights
- Chapter 26 Death Penalty
- Chapter 27 Sex Offenders
- Chapter 28 Questions on Criminal Law and Incarceration
- Chapter 29 Immigration
- Chapter 30 Gun Ownership
- Chapter 31 Questions on Immigration and Gun Ownership
- Appendix A The Bill of Rights and Fourteenth Amendment, U.S. Constitution
- Appendix B Federal Versus State Jurisdiction and the Supreme Court
- Appendix C U.S. Federal District Courts
- Appendix D Glossary of Terms
- Index