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Ex parte A: Psychopathy, treatability and the law

Estella Baker Faculty of Law, Universq of Leicesrer, University Road, Leicester, LEI 7RH
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John Crichton Institute of Cnminology, University of Cambndge, 7 West Road, Cambndge, CB3 9DT
Pages 101-119 | Published online: 04 Jan 2008

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Conor Duggan. (2007) To move or not to move – that is the question! Some reflections on the transfer of DSPD patients in the face of uncertainty. Psychology, Crime & Law 13:1, pages 113-121.
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Rajan Darjee & John Crichton. (2005) : Restricted patients and the European Convention on Human Rights. The Journal of Forensic Psychiatry & Psychology 16:3, pages 508-522.
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Adrian Berry, Conor Duggan & Emmet Larkin. (1999) The treatability of psychopathic disorder: How clinicians decide. The Journal of Forensic Psychiatry 10:3, pages 710-719.
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Rajan Darjee, Alexander McCall Smith, John Crichton & Derek Chiswick. (1999) Detention of patients with psychopathic disorder in Scotland: ‘Canons Park’ called into question by House of Lords. The Journal of Forensic Psychiatry 10:3, pages 649-658.
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Conor Duggan. (2005) Treatment of severe personality disorder. Psychiatry 4:3, pages 26-28.
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Martin Grann & Gunnar Holmberg. (1999) Follow-Up of Forensic Psychiatric Legislation and Clinical Practice in Sweden 1988 to 1995. International Journal of Law and Psychiatry 22:2, pages 125-131.
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