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Relationships between patient-level factors and criteria for fitness to stand trial

Abstract

In Western criminal justice systems, proceedings may be halted if an individual is deemed mentally unfit to stand trial. As a prerequisite to adjudication fitness to stand trial can be evaluated through structured or unstructured assessments. Previousstudies suggest limited use of structured assessments in clinical practice. Few studies have looked at the success of unstructured measures of psycholegal abilities, and fewer still have …

Authors

Prpa T; Moulden HM; Taylor L; Chaimowitz GA

Journal

International Journal of Risk and Recovery, Vol. 1, No. 3, pp. 6–14

Publisher

Forensic Psychiatry Institute

DOI

10.15173/ijrr.v1i3.3530

ISSN

2561-5645