International Journal of Forensic Mental Health
An Interdisciplinary Journal

Volume 1, Number 1

Spring, 2002

Contents (PDF)

The Inaugural Issue of the International Journal of Forensic Mental Health
     Ronald Roesch and Stephen D. Hart

The International Association of Forensic Mental Health Services: Working Toward Interdisciplinary and International Collaboration
     Derek Eaves

Research Priorities in Forensic Mental Health
     Sheilagh Hodgins

Treatment Effects on Forensic Psychiatric Patients Measured With the HCR-20 Violence Risk Assessment Scheme
     Henrik Belfrage and Kevin S. Douglas

Perceived Relevance of Factors for Violence Risk Assessment: A Survey of Clinicians
     Eric B. Elbogen, Cynthia Calkins Mercado, Mario J. Scalora, and Alan J. Tomkins

Psychopathy and Institutional Misbehavior Among Incarcerated Sex Offenders: A Comparison of the Psychopathy Checklist-Revised and the Personality Assessment Inventory
     John F. Edens, Jacqueline K. Buffington-Vollum, Kevin W. Colwell, 

     Darryl W. Johnson, and Judy K. Johnson

Asperger’s Syndrome in Forensic Settings
    Daniel C. Murrie, Janet I. Warren, Marianne Kristiansson, and Park E.

    Dietz

Mental Health Professionals’ Attitudes towards Legal Compulsion in England and Wales: Report of a National Survey
     Caroline Roberts, Jill Peay, and Nigel Eastman

The Dutch Entrustment Act (TBS): Its Principles and Innovations
     Hjalmar J.C. van Marle

Psychiatric Patients’ Competency to Collude With Hospital Police in “Sting” Operations: A Case Report and Practice Implications
     Marcus T. Boccaccini, Patricia A. Zapf, and Stanley L. Brodsky