Index

• Author: Richard D. Schneider; Hy Bloom
• Pages: 243-249

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Index

note: The following terms in the index are represented by acronyms: Fitness to

stand trial = FST; Dicult self-represented accused = DSRA; Figure = F; Table = T

Accused

antisoc ial (psychopa thic), 173– 75

behaviou rs re untness, 83

borderline person ality, 176–7 8

Charter ap plications, 122 –23

depressed patient, 77– 78

dicult self-represented. See Dif-

cult self-represented accused

(DSRA)

intellect ually limited a nd suggest-

ible, 78

manic , 79

mentally d isabled, 2

paranoid , 78–79

presence at tri al, 116–18

querulous, 170–72

self-representation, 154– 59

uncooperati ve, 92–93

vexatious, 170–72

Aggression, 181

Amicus curiae, 116

Amnesia , 70–72 , 95–96, 1 12

Charter a nd ss 7 and 11(d), 70– 71

Instr uctions, ability to g ive, R v

Amey, 71n15

Wilson v US, fac tors, 96

Antisoc ial (psychopath ic) accused,

173–75

Assessment orde rs, 44–46, 13 3–34

disabilities and, 74– 75

reasonable gr ounds for, 44–45

stays and , 140–44

Assessment rep orts, 108–12

Assessments , 81–112. See also Fit ness

evaluat ion; Fitness to stand tr ial

(FST)

clinica l considerations, 90 –102

Criminal Code mean ing, 85–8 6

duration of, 8 9–90

hospital , at, 88–8 9

in-custody ev aluations, 87– 88

location of, 8 6–89

out-of-custody evaluations, 88–89

over view, 81–8 2

psychiatric, 85–86

psychopatholo gy and, 90 –92

questions re t ness, 26

reasons to order, 8 4T5.1

report s, 108–12

sequentia l (serial), 30– 31

Bail

Desmarais case (Que C A), 62–64 ,

63n72

FST and, 61 –65

presumption against custody, 62