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Hearst to Hughes: Memoir of a Forensic Psychiatrist Lunde often served as a key witness in trials involving people like Howard Hughes, who were the subjects of much speculation but few actual factual investigations.After reviewing extensive evidence a
| Title | : | Hearst to Hughes: Memoir of a Forensic Psychiatrist |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.85 (358 Votes) |
| Id Book | : | 1425977049 |
| Format Type | : | Hardcover |
| Number of Pages | : | 264 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2007-03-23 |
| Type File | : | PDF, DOC, RTF, ePub |
Dr. Lunde takes us behind the scenes in some of the most celebrated and controversial criminal and civil trials of the past fifty years.As one of the pioneers in the field now known as forensic psychiatry, he interviewed people like Patty Hearst and the Hillside Strangler and consulted with judges and attorneys in hundreds of cases in his illustrious career.After reviewing extensive evidence and interviewing witnesses, Dr. Lunde often served as a key witness in trials involving people like Howard Hughes, who were the subjects of much speculation but few actual factual investigations. As a well-known Stanford psychiatrist, he was able to uncover the reasons why people committed outrageous and sometimes unspeakable acts which shocked their communities and even the world.This book reveals previously unpublished details of the way in which doctors and other professionals go about trying to understand an event and then see that justice is served. One such event discussed is the mass murder/
Dr. Lunde was born and raised in Wisconsin but came to Stanford University in 1954 (as did his wife, Marilynn). He spent summers on active duty with the U.S. Navy and graduated in 1958 with a bachelor's degree in psychology. He served as a CIC Officer and member of a military court aboard the flagship USS Yorktown from 1958-61. He returned to Stanford in 1961 and earned a master's degree in psychology in 1964 and his M.D. degree in 1966. An internship in internal medicine was followed by a residency in psychiatry at Stanford Medical Center. In 1969 he was appointed to the faculty in psychiatry, where he taught without interruption for over 25 years. He has had additional faculty appointments at the Stanford Law School and the Program in Human Biology at Stanford. He was also a member of the first successful U.S. heart transplant team in the 1960's and in 1969 published the first paper in history on psychiatric complications of heart transplants. His position in the field of forensic p
Whether that affected his judgment at all is not easy to tell. They hunt marmots and enjoy the plains among the friendly nomads.
Successively Andrews decides to visit the Northern Forest above Urga, but the hunting is to dangerous for his wife, that is left back. His initial work for the federal court re Patricia Hearst also provides insight into what Miss Hearst's state of mind was at the time of her arrest, before the lawyers got involved. And, criminal lawyers simply are not at liberty to plead a client guilty to a crime when she is not guilty, especially when such a plea could have opened Miss Hearst to successful prosecution upon far more serious charges in another bank robbery when a woman was murdered. Maybe the decline of Lamaism would restore the "virility of the Mongol nation" -- whatever that means. As a resident in psychiatry hoping to specialize in forensic psychiatry, I found his take on important cases of the past few decades illuminating. Although he takes pains to
Successively Andrews decides to visit the Northern Forest above Urga, but the hunting is to dangerous for his wife, that is left back. His initial work for the federal court re Patricia Hearst also provides insight into what Miss Hearst's state of mind was at the time of her arrest, before the lawyers got involved. And, criminal lawyers simply are not at liberty to plead a client guilty to a crime when she is not guilty, especially when such a plea could have opened Miss Hearst to successful prosecution upon far more serious charges in another bank robbery when a woman was murdered. Maybe the decline of Lamaism would restore the "virility of the Mongol nation" -- whatever that means. As a resident in psychiatry hoping to specialize in forensic psychiatry, I found his take on important cases of the past few decades illuminating. Although he takes pains to
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