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A Psychiatric Perspective on Washington's Sexually Violent Predators Statute
This Article will critique Washington's Community Protection Act from the perspective of a clinical and forensic psychiatrist. Part II of the Article will address and examine problems with the statute's definitions and consider some of the problems in conducting evaluations of proposed sexual preda
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