Forensic work and nonforensic clinicians-part I.
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William H Reid
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Forensic work and nonforensic clinicians part II: reports and depositions.
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Forensic work and nonforensic clinicians part III: testifying in court.
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Sexual predator evaluations and commitments.
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Ethics and forensic work.
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The practice of forensic medicine: opportunity with strings attached.
Contrary to popular belief, forensic medicine is not limited to grisly anatomic pathology, or even to criminal cases. It is better defined as practice at any of the many interfaces of medicine and law. This article will discuss some topics and procedures of forensic practice that are shared by many forms of forensic work, regardless of specialty. It will focus on private consultation, in which the physician provides expertise to lawyers, courts, or organizations involved in legal or administrative matters.
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