Minds on Trial : Great Cases in Law and Psychology

Introduction
1. George Metesky: Profiling the "Mad Bomber"
2. Lee Harvey Oswald: The Formative Years of an Assassin
3. Patricia Hearst: Uncommon Victim or Common Criminal?
4. The Guilford Four: "You did it, so why not confess?"
5. Prosenjit Poddar and Tatiana Tarasoff: Where the Public Peril Begins
6. Dan White: The Myth of the Twinkie Defense
7. Cameron Hooker: Judging the Experts?
8. John W. Hinckley, Jr.: Shooting for the Stars
9. Judas Priest: A Message in the Music
10. John Demjanjuk: Is he "Ivan the Terrible?"
11. The U.S.S. Iowa: Equivocating on Death
12. Jeffrey Dahmer: Serial Murder, Necrophilia, and Cannibalism
13. Woody Allen and Mia Farrow: A Swing of King Solomon's Sword
14. Gary and Holly Ramona: Recovered Memories or False Allegations?
15. Colin Ferguson: A Fool for a Client?
16. Ralph Tortorici: A Question of Competence
17. Mike Tyson: Predicting Violence of a Professional Fighter
18. Daryl Atkins: Mental Retardation, Decency, and the Death Penalty
19. Andrea Yates: An American Tragedy
20. Michael Kantaras: What Makes a Man a Man?

Nyckelord: PSYCHOLOGY / Forensic Psychology PSY014000