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Juvenile Competence to Stand Trial: A Historical and Empirical Analysis of a Juvenile Forensic Evaluation Service

Ivan P. Kruh Child Study & Treatment Center, Tacoma, Washington; University of Washington, Seattle, Washington
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Lynne Sullivan Child Study & Treatment Center, Tacoma, Washington; University of Washington, Seattle, Washington; North Dakota State Hospital, Jamestown, North Dakota
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Mesha Ellis Child Study & Treatment Center, Tacoma, Washington; University of Washington, Seattle, Washington; Pepperdine University, Malibu, California
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Frances Lexcen Child Study & Treatment Center, Tacoma, Washington; University of Washington, Seattle, Washington
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Jon McClellan Child Study & Treatment Center, Tacoma, Washington; University of Washington, Seattle, Washington
Pages 109-123 | Published online: 17 Feb 2012

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Ivan Kruh, Neil Gowensmith, Amanda Alkema, Kristin Swenson & Derrick Platt. (2022) Community-Based Remediation of Juvenile Competence to Stand Trial: A National Survey. International Journal of Forensic Mental Health 21:4, pages 321-333.
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Christian Bullough, Chelsea Leach & Scott Harden. (2022) Assessing fitness for trial in a Children’s Court. Psychiatry, Psychology and Law 29:3, pages 381-394.
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Patricia C. McCormick, Benjamin Thomas, Stephanie Van Horn, Rose Manguso & Susan Oehler. (2021) Five-Year Trends in Juvenile Adjudicative Competency Evaluations: One State’s Consideration of Developmental Immaturity, Age, and Psychopathology. Journal of Forensic Psychology Research and Practice 21:1, pages 18-39.
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Bruce D. Watt, Jodie O'Leary & Suzie O'Toole. (2017) Juvenile Fitness for Trial: Lawyer and Youth Justice Officer Professional Survey. Psychiatry, Psychology and Law 24:2, pages 191-204.
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Nancy Ryba Panza & Theresa Fraser. (2015) Effects of Age, Adaptive Behavior, and Cognitive Abilities on Competence-Related Abilities in Children and Adolescents. Journal of Forensic Psychology Practice 15:2, pages 138-159.
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Jodi L. Viljoen, Twila Wingrove & Nancy L. Ryba. (2008) Adjudicative Competence Evaluations of Juvenile and Adult Defendants: Judges' Views Regarding Essential Components of Competence Reports. International Journal of Forensic Mental Health 7:2, pages 107-119.
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Christina L. Riggs Romaine. (2022) Functional Deficits in Juveniles Evaluated for Adjudicative Competence. Criminal Justice and Behavior 49:5, pages 638-659.
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Kathryn A. Cunningham, Kelly L. Edyburn & Fran Lexcen. (2021) Profiles of juveniles with sex offense charges referred for competence evaluations. Journal of Forensic Sciences 66:5, pages 1829-1840.
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Amanda Beltrani & Patricia A. Zapf. (2019) Competence to stand trial and criminalization: an overview of the research. CNS Spectrums 25:2, pages 161-172.
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Janet Warren, Shelly Jackson, Benjamin Skowysz, Shelby Kiefner, James Reed, April Leviton, Maria Francesca Nacu, Chantee Jiggetts & Gerald Walls. (2019) The Competency Attainment Outcomes of 1,913 Juveniles Found Incompetent to Stand Trial. Journal of Applied Juvenile Justice Services, pages 47-74.
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Sofia T. Stepanyan, Shawn S. Sidhu & Eraka Bath. (2016) Juvenile Competency to Stand Trial. Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America 25:1, pages 49-59.
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Angela Bryant, Gregory Matthews & Blessing Wilhelmsen. (2013) Assessing the Legitimacy of Competence to Stand Trial in Juvenile Court. Criminal Justice Policy Review 26:4, pages 371-399.
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Amanda M. Fanniff & Kristen L. Smith. 2014. The Encyclopedia of Clinical Psychology. The Encyclopedia of Clinical Psychology 1 5 .
Michael H. FogelWendy SchiffmanDenise MumleyChad TillbrookThomas Grisso. (2013) Ten Year Research Update (2001–2010): Evaluations for Competence to Stand Trial (Adjudicative Competence). Behavioral Sciences & the Law 31:2, pages 165-191.
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Thomas Grisso & Christina L. Riggs Romaine. 2012. Handbook of Psychology, Second Edition. Handbook of Psychology, Second Edition.
Angela Harvey. (2011) Juvenile Courts and Competency to Stand Trial. Sociology Compass 5:6, pages 439-451.
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Jodi L. Viljoen, Kaitlyn McLachlan, Twila Wingrove & Erika Penner. (2010) Defense attorneys' concerns about the competence of adolescent defendants. Behavioral Sciences & the Law 28:5, pages 630-646.
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Jodi L. Viljoen, Kathleen L. Slaney & Thomas Grisso. (2009) The use of the macCAT-CA with adolescents: An item response theory investigation of age-related measurement bias.. Law and Human Behavior 33:4, pages 283-297.
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