Competency To Be Executed
Competency to Be Executed is a legal and forensic psychological standard that designates an individual as mentally capable of understanding the nature and reason for their impending execution, thereby permitting the state to carry out a death sentence in accordance with due process protections.
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Ethics and the psychiatric determination of competency to be executed.
Michael L. Radelet, G. William Barnard · PubMed · 1986 · 31 citations
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Predicting treatment outcome for incompetent defendants.
Robert A. Nicholson, G. William Barnard, Lynn Robbins et al. · PubMed · 1994 · 28 citations
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University of Alabama
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City University of New York
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University of South Florida
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Cornell University
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John Jay College of Criminal Justice
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Duke University
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University of North Alabama
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University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School
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