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The Forensic Echo Archive and Electronic Editions
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Michael Welner, M.D.
Editor-in-Chief
| Calming the Enemy of the State
The holidays are upon us, and by now you have already read about a spate of domestic, school, and political homicides. Apparently, not everyone is profiting from the Wall Street-driven economy.
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| | | Featured Panel Members | Ann Burgess, D.N.Sc.
Ann Burgess, R.N., D.N. Sc. is one of the most accomplished nurses in North America. Professor of Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing at Boston College, she is the former van Ameringen Professor of Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing at the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing.
Dr.Burgess co-founded one of the first hospital-based crisis intervention programs for rape victims at...more >>
Michael First, M.D.
 Dr. Michael First is the text and criteria editor of the psychiatric diagnostic guide, the DSM-IV, the editor of the recently published text revision, DSM-IV-TR,
and the version developed specially for primary care physicians.
An Associate Professor of Clinical Psychiatry at Columbia University, Dr. First is one of the world's leading experts on psychiatric diagnosis and assessment....more >>
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| | | Editor's Choice: Important Commentary | Recent Cases:
Dyslexia a Disability, but Training Enough
Hi-Tech Employee’s Discrimination Case Sputters
Like a Fritz Lang remake, the setting for this machine-dominated tale of one dyslexic women’s fight for vindication against the U.S. Justice Department, was a four room complex called "computer operations."
Recent Cases:
Illy too New To Know
Sans Exam & Ratios, No Testimony on Drug Effect
Two friends (of the Defendant) killed by accused as he enjoys some PCP and goes "gang bang'in" for a cheap thrill.
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| Cases In Headlines | Cases in Headlines:
Sado-Masochism: Harmless, or Ominous?
What Makes an S & M Homicidal and What Doesn’t?
Studies of serial killers have noted the prevalence of sadistic and controlling behaviors in their modus operandi. With sadomasochistic fantasy as common as it is, why is it that only a small portion of those with this sexual proclivity become homicidal?
Cases in Headlines:
When Sex Fantasies Turn Lethal
Part 2 of an Exclusive Series on Sadomasochism
Studies of serial killers have noted the prevalence of sadistic and controlling behaviors in their modus operandi. With sadomasochistic fantasy as common as it is, why is it that only a small portion of those with this sexual proclivity become homicidal? In Part 2 of this installment, we explore the psychological and biological factors that distinguish sadomasochists from violent sexual offenders. The Forensic Panel assembled a group of noted experts in alternative lifestyles and deviant sexual behaviors in an attempt to answer this and other questions.
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