Competence to Stand Trial
Case Analysis Form:
Incompetence to Stand Trial--Case Analysis Form
Cases:
Idaho v. Longoria (Id.Ct.App. 1999)
West Virginia Cases:
State v. Chapman (W.Va. Sup.Ct.App.2001) [on-line text] 210 W. Va. 292; 557 S.E.2d 346; 2001 W. Va. LEXIS 158
State v. Sanders (W.Va. Sup. Ct.App., 2001) [on-line text]
209 W. Va. 367; 549 S.E.2d 40; 2001 W. Va. LEXIS 48 [The psychological testimony in Court in Sanders refers, in passing, to malingering. Malingering by Dr. William H. Reid, Forensic Psychiatric Consultant, Journal of Psychiatric Practice column]
State v. Kent (W.Va. Sup.Ct. App., 2003) [on-line text] [dissenting opinion]
Resource Readings:
Competency to Stand Trial
Missouri Institute of Public Health Policy Brief
Assessing Competency-to-stand-trial Assessments
J Am Acad Psychiatry Law 2004 32: 231-245
Competence
to Stand Trial
Dr. William H. Reid, J. Prac. Psych. & Behav.
Hlth.
Competency
To Stand Trial: Summaries of Successful Cases
Capital Defense Network (supporting capital defense
lawyers)
Competence to Stand Trial and Battered Woman Syndrome
Dana Alan Curhan, commentary
MacArthur Juvenile Competence Study
Emotional Competence, Rational Understanding, and the Criminal Defendant
Social Science Research Network -- posted article
Unabomber Theodore Kaczynski, Competence to Stand Trial and Competence to Represent
Himself
The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer Transcript

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