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2013

Outsourcing Our Children: The Failure to Treat Mental Illness-in-State, Matthew Herr
North Carolina Central Law Review

2001

I Am Having a Flashback ... All the Way to the Bank: The Application of the Thin Skull Rule to Mental Injuries - Poole v. Copland, Inc., Scott M. Eden
North Carolina Central Law Review

1996

The Repressed Memory Phenomenon: Are Recovered Memories Scientifically Valid Evidence under Daubert, Cynthia V. McAlister
North Carolina Central Law Review

Adult Repression of Childhood Sexual Assault: From Psychology to the Media and into the Courtroom, Susan J. Hall
North Carolina Central Law Review

1995

The Duty to Control in Negligent Release Cases: King v. Durham County Mental Health Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse Authority, Timothy J. Turner
North Carolina Central Law Review

1975

Donaldson v. O'Connor: Constitutional Right to Treatment for the Involuntarily Civilly Committed, Leonard T. Jernigan
North Carolina Central Law Review

1974

The XYY Syndrome and the Judicial System, Paul Cheverie
North Carolina Central Law Review

1971

Legal Kidnapping: A Look at Recent Decisions Involving the Validity of Criminal Commitments to State Hospitals, Bernand J. Gartland
North Carolina Central Law Review

1970

The Legal Significance of the Mental Illness Criterion in the Civil Commitment Process, Hal R. Leiberman
North Carolina Central Law Review