Psychiatric diagnosis and competency to stand trial
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Competency to stand trial evaluations in a multicultural population: Associations between psychiatric, demographic, and legal factors
2016, International Journal of Law and PsychiatryCitation Excerpt :p. 402). Some studies have found that characteristics associated with being found not competent include: non-Caucasian ethnicity, older age, unmarried status, unemployment, and lower education level (Cooper & Zapf, 2003: Hubbard, Zapf, & Ronan, 2003; Nicholson & Kugler, 1991; Pirelli, Gottdiener, & Zapf, 2011; Reich & Wells, 1985; Steadman, 1979). Mixed results have been reported with regard to gender; some studies found that women were more likely to be found not competent (Crocker, Favreau, & Caulet, 2002; Nicholson & Kugler, 1991; Rogers, Gillis, McMain, & Dickens, 1988) and others found no association between gender and competency (Cooper & Zapf, 2003; Pirelli et al., 2011).
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