Pragmatic Psychology and the Law (Part I)
Articles in this issue
Background on the "Psycholegal Lexis Proposal": Exploring the potential of a systematic case study database in forensic psychology.
Pages 267-274
Fishman, Daniel B.
Pragmatic forensic psychology: A means of "scientizing" expert testimony from mental health professionals?
Pages 275-300
Slobogin, Christopher
Deconstructing Graeme: Observations on "pragmatic psychology," forensics, and the institutional epistemology of the courts.
Pages 301-333
Dowdle, Michael William
Pragmatic psychology through a therapeutic jurisprudence lens: Psycholegal soft spots in the criminal justice system.
Pages 334-360
Birgden, Astrid; Ward, Tony
Transfer of juveniles to adult court: The case of H. H.
Pages 361-380
Witt, Philip H.
A case study involving competency to stand trial: Incompetent defendant, incompetent examiner, or "malingering by proxy"?
Pages 381-399
Schlesinger, Louis B.
