CASE ONE Principle: Carefully consider whether to answer the ultimate legal question. If answered, it should be in the context of a thorough evaluation clearly describing data and reasoning, and with the clear recognition that this question is in the domain of the legal decision maker (Principle 30)

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Kirk Heilbrun, David DeMatteo, Stephanie Brooks Holliday and Casey LaDuke

Forensic Mental Health Assessment

Oxford University Press, Incorporated

2014

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Title: CASE ONE Principle: Carefully consider whether to answer the ultimate legal question. If answered, it should be in the context of a thorough evaluation clearly describing data and reasoning, and with the clear recognition that this question is in the domain of the legal decision maker (Principle 30)
Creators: Kirk Heilbrun
David DeMatteo
Stephanie Brooks Holliday
Casey LaDuke
Publication Details: Forensic Mental Health Assessment
Publisher: Oxford University Press, Incorporated; United States
Resource Type: Book chapter
Language: English
Academic Unit: Psychology
Identifiers: 991019203425904721