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The Ethics of Therapeutic Jurisprudence: A Critical and Theoretical Enquiry of Law, Psychology and Crime

Bruce A. Arrigo University of North Carolina, Charlotte, United States
Pages 23-43 | Published online: 04 Mar 2011

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Clare Davidson, Arlie Loughnan & Sarah Murray. (2022) Serving those who serve?: A critical assessment of the need for a veterans’ court or veterans’ list in Australia. Current Issues in Criminal Justice 34:2, pages 119-135.
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Rebecca Tipton. (2021) ‘Yes I understand’: language choice, question formation and code-switching in interpreter-mediated police interviews with victim-survivors of domestic abuse. Police Practice and Research 22:1, pages 1058-1076.
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Lillian Ng, Susan Hatters Friedman & Kate Diesfeld. (2016) Checking and Balancing New Zealand's Mental Health Review Tribunal: Perspectives of Forensic Patients. Psychiatry, Psychology and Law 23:1, pages 135-147.
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Linda Steele & Stuart Thomas. (2014) Disability at the periphery: legal theory, disability and criminal law. Griffith Law Review 23:3, pages 357-369.
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Jonathan Doak. (2011) Honing the stone: refining restorative justice as a vehicle for emotional redress. Contemporary Justice Review 14:4, pages 439-456.
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Heather Y. Bersot & Bruce A. Arrigo. (2011) The Ethics of Mechanical Restraints in Prisons and Jails: A Preliminary Inquiry from Psychological Jurisprudence. Journal of Forensic Psychology Practice 11:2-3, pages 232-264.
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ChristopherR. Williams & BruceA. Arrigo. (2007) Drug-Taking Behavior, Compulsory Treatment, and Desistance: Implications of Self-Organization and Natural Recovery for Policy and Practice. Journal of Offender Rehabilitation 46:1-2, pages 57-80.
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Kate Diesfeld & Brian Mckenna. (2006) The Therapeutic Intent of the New Zealand Mental Health Review Tribunal. Psychiatry, Psychology and Law 13:1, pages 100-109.
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Anna Kawałek. (2023) Strengthening the Theoretical Commitments Underpinning Therapeutic Jurisprudence Research: Ontology and Epistemology. Liverpool Law Review.
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Lois J. Surgenor, Kate Diesfeld & Marta Rychert. (2023) Practitioner Rehabilitation following Professional Misconduct: A Common Practice Now in Need of a Theory?. Laws 12:3, pages 59.
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Eva Fromholz & Maritha Jacobsson. (2018) Humanjuridik. Tidsskrift for Rettsvitenskap 131:1, pages 104-123.
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Priscilla Ferrazzi & Terry Krupa. (2016) “Symptoms of something all around us”: Mental health, Inuit culture, and criminal justice in Arctic communities in Nunavut, Canada. Social Science & Medicine 165, pages 159-167.
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Erik HERBER. (2016) Victim Participation in Japan: When Therapeutic Jurisprudence Meets Prosecutor Justice. Asian Journal of Law and Society 3:1, pages 135-157.
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Loraine Lim & Andrew Day. (2016) An examination of stakeholder attitudes and understanding of therapeutic jurisprudence in a mental health court. International Journal of Law and Psychiatry 46, pages 27-34.
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Cristina Ferreira. 2016. Aller mieux. Aller mieux 279 290 .
Liv Zetterberg, Stefan Sjöström & Urban Markström. (2014) The compliant court — Procedural fairness and social control in compulsory community care. International Journal of Law and Psychiatry 37:6, pages 543-550.
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Barbara A. Babb & David B. Wexler. 2014. Encyclopedia of Criminology and Criminal Justice. Encyclopedia of Criminology and Criminal Justice 5202 5211 .
Bruce A. Arrigo. (2013) Managing Risk and Marginalizing Identities. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology 57:6, pages 672-693.
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Kelly Hannah-Moffat & Paula Maurutto. (2012) Shifting and targeted forms of penal governance: Bail, punishment and specialized courts. Theoretical Criminology 16:2, pages 201-219.
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Bruce A. Arrigo. (2010) De/reconstructing critical psychological jurisprudence: strategies of resistance and struggles for justice. International Journal of Law in Context 6:4, pages 363-396.
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Danielle Kushner & Eric Y. Drogin. (2010) From Residency to Forensic Psychiatric Practice: A Jurisprudent Science Perspective. The Journal of Psychiatry & Law 38:3, pages 357-365.
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Candice L. Maze & Stefanie A. Hannah. (2008) Perspectives on Therapeutic Jurisprudence in Dependency Court in Cases Involving Battered Mothers. Juvenile and Family Court Journal 59:1, pages 33-45.
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Kathy Douglas. (2016) Therapeutic Jurisprudence, Restorative Justice and the Law. Alternative Law Journal 32:2, pages 107-108.
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