Was the serial killer, Jeffrey Dahmer an evil man responsible for his murders? Or was he an innocent victim of psychiatric illness? Lawrie Reznek addresses these questions and more in his controve rsial investigation of the insanity defence.
Was the serial killer, Jeffrey Dahmer an evil man responsible for his murders? Or was he an innocent victim of psychiatric illness? Lawrie Reznek addresses these questions and more in his controve rsial investigation of the insanity defence.
Introduction Chapter 1 A History of Criminal Responsibility Chapter 2 A Taxonomy of Defences Chapter 3 Ignorance as an Excuse Chapter 4 Compulsion as an Excuse Chapter 5 Automatism as an Excuse Chapter 6 The Justification of Excuses Chapter 7 Causality as an Excuse Chapter 8 The Reductionist Theory Chapter 9 Irrationality as an Excuse Chapter 10 The Concept of Disease Chapter 11 Character Change as an Excuse Chapter 12 The Clash of Paradigms Chapter 13 The Insanity Defence in Practice Conclusion
Introduction Chapter 1 A History of Criminal Responsibility Chapter 2 A Taxonomy of Defences Chapter 3 Ignorance as an Excuse Chapter 4 Compulsion as an Excuse Chapter 5 Automatism as an Excuse Chapter 6 The Justification of Excuses Chapter 7 Causality as an Excuse Chapter 8 The Reductionist Theory Chapter 9 Irrationality as an Excuse Chapter 10 The Concept of Disease Chapter 11 Character Change as an Excuse Chapter 12 The Clash of Paradigms Chapter 13 The Insanity Defence in Practice Conclusion
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