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Canter, D. and Alison, L.J. (1997). Criminal Detection and the Psychology of
Crime. Brookfield, VT: Dartmouth.
Melton, G.B., Petrila, J., Poythress, N.G. and Slobogin, C. (1987). Psychological
Evaluations for the Courts: A Handbook for Mental Health Professionals
and Lawyers. New York: Guilford Press.
Interviewing of VictimslWitnesses:
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- Fisher, R. P. and' GJlsel:m~h, ~R."E.I (1992).' Memory Enhancement
Techniques for'lnvestigative-lntefv~ewing. ,Springfield,lL: ,Charles Thomas.
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Spencer, J.R. and Flin, R. (1993). The Evidence of Children: The Law and
Psychology. London:Blackstone Press (2nd edition).
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Confessions: .
Gudjonsson, G. (1992). The Psychology of Interrogations, Confessions and
, :~i ;festimony. London: Wiley..
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Wilson, P., Lincoln, R and Kocsis, R (1997). Validity, utility and ethics of
profiling for serial violent and sexual offenders. Psychiatry, Psychology
and Law, 4, (1),1-12.
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Domestic Violence On Trial. NY: Springer.
Duncan, KL (1996). Lies, damned lies and statistics? Psychological syndrome
evidence in the courtroom after Daubert. Indiana Law Journal, 7, (3).
Dutton, M.A. and Goodman, LA. (1994). Posttraumatic stress disorder among
battered women: Analysis of legal implications. Behavioral Sciences and the
Law, 12,215-234.
Dutton, D., and Painter, S.(1993).The battered woman syndrome: Effects of
severity and intermittency of abuse. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry,
63, (4) 614-622. '
Easteal, P., Hughes, K. and Easter, J. (1993). Battered women and duress.
Alternative Law Journal, 18, (3), 139-140.
Ewing, C. (1987). Battered women who kill: Psychological self defense as legal
justification. Lexington, MA: eath.
", Ewing, C. And Aubry, M. (1987). Battered women and public opinion: Some
realities about the myths. Journal of Family Violence, 2, (3),257-264.
Faigman, C. (1986). The battered woman syndrome and self-defense: A legal
and empirical dissent. Virginia Law Review, 72, 619-647.
Faigmari, C. (1995): The'labyrintn of scientific evidence. Hastings Law Journal,
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Faigmah, C.and Wright, A. (1997). The battered woman syndrome in the age of
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Morse, is. (1990). The misbegotten marriage of soft psychology and bad law.
Law and Human Behavior, 14, (6), 593-618,
Murphy, ,S., (1992r Assisting the jury, in understanding victimisation: Expert
" psychological testimony'on battered woman syndrome and rape trauma
syndrome. Columbia Journal of taw and Social Problems,' 25 276-3,10. '
NicolsOh, D.and Sanghvi, R'(1993).: Battered women' andprovocatibh:The
iMplications of R v Ahluwalia. Crim.L.R. 728-738.
O'Dcinovan,K. (1991). Defences for battered women who kill. Journal of Law
: I and Society, 18, (2), 219-240.' , !:', ' :':' .!
O'D6novan, K. (1993).' Law's knowledge: The judge, the expert, the battered
': I woman and her syndrome. Journal of Law and Society, 20', (4),427-437.
R v C (1993) 60 SASR467-480.
R v Gilbert (1993). Unreported judgement of the Supreme Court of Western
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Walker,
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Walker, L (1984b). The Battered Woman Syndrome. New York: Springer.
Walker, L (1995). Understanding battered woman syndrome. Trial, 31, (2), 30,
Walker! L (1983), Victimology and the psychological perspectives of battered
women.:Victimology,8,82-104: i ,;': ", ',: '
This typology is based on obsessive-compulsive charactedstics of the serial killer as indicated from
verbal interview data on the reasons they kill. It contains an implicit theory of interpersonal
(socio-emotional) development, based upon their position in a cycle of violence (similar to the cycle
of victimization for any self-defeating or addictive pattern).
The labels "disorganized" and "organized" refer to the degree of pe."sonality aberration, which is
evident in how chaotic or controlled the crime scene is. The labels "asocial" and "nonsocial" refe."
to whether the pe."son is a loner because of weirdness or by choice.
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