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What is Forensic psychiatry?


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Forensic psychiatry is a subspeciality of psychiatry. ~ It encompasses the interface between law and psychiatry. ~ Some practitioners of forensic psychiatry have taken extra training in that specific area. ~ In the United States one year fellowships are offered in this field to psychiatrists who have completed their general psychiatry training. ~ In Britain one is required to complete a three-year subspeciality training in forensic psychiatry, after completing one's general psychiatry training, before one can be registered as a forensic psychiatrist. ~ In some countries general psychiatrists can practice forensic psychiatry as well. ~ However, some countries require a specific certification from the government to do this type of work (e.g. ~ Japan)

Contents

* 1 Court work

o 1.1 Competency to stand trial (CST)

o 1.2 As an expert witness

o 1.3 Mental state opinion

* 2 Britain

* 3 Fictional depictions

* 4 See also

* 5 External links


Comment #1 Jerry (109.111.97.149) -

"Law and psychiatry" now there is a deadly combination! I think soon the situation will be everyone is assumed crazy until they prove themselves to be sane!

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