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JUDICIAL ETHICS AND THE RULE OF LAW By U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy The rule of law underlies a constitutional democracy, and one of the critical components of the rule of law in a constitutional democracy is neutrality. In a telepress conference to Slovenian judges, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy talks about how the judicial branch of government must guarantee the neutrality of the rule of law, while maintaining a delicate balance between judicial ethics and independence. Judicial ethics are closely linked to judicial independence and it's hard to talk about one without talking about the other. The law is a promise. The promise is neutrality. If the promise is broken, if there is no neutrality in the enforcement, in the administration, in the interpretation of the law, then the law as we know it ceases to exist.... Judicial independence is closely related to neutrality. It is the duty of the judiciary to insist that the other branches of government give to the judiciary the resources and the support and the defense that the judiciary needs to do its job. But it is difficult to convince the other branches of government, in part, because some legislators think judges have an easy job. Legislators are reluctant to raise judges' salaries or to appoint more judges. It is also difficult because resources are scarce, and legislators have to be concerned with building hospitals and schools and roads.... But a functioning legal system is as important to a growing economy and to a progressive society as are hospitals and schools and roads. And so, it is the duty of the judge to explain that the courts and the law are an important part of the capital infrastructure of any society.

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Home Information Executive Summary Acknowled- gements Background ... Glossary Of Terms 3.4 Legal Issues Review The legal review focused on key materials identified by Canadian experts on health law and on materials located in our literature search. This review begins with a short section on definitions. We then review the two sources documents and several other pertinent items. 3.4.1 Medical Law - definitions and principles Under Canadian law a physician may be subject to criminal as well as civil liability when causing death or bodily harm to another person. Everyone who undertakes to administer surgical or medical treatment to another person or to do any other lawful act that may endanger the life of another person is, except in cases of necessity, under a legal duty to have and use reasonable knowledge, skill and care in so doing. Everyone who undertakes to do an act is under a legal duty to do it if an omission of the act is or may be dangerous to life (Canadian Encyclopedic Digest, 1994, Ref.106). The law of negligence governs the majority of actions brought against hospitals, doctors and healthcare professionals. The term malpractice is often used to describe this type of action (Picard and Robertson, 1996).

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PSYCHIATRY and LAW UPDATES An Education and Communication Service for Forensic, Legal and Judicial Professionals William H. Reid, M.D., M.P.H. Forensic Psychiatry Consultant SECTIONS OF THIS WEBSITE: CURRENT Upd ates (Updated March 15, 2003. Look for icons) Journal of Psychiatric Practice (Updated March 15, 2003) Note: The material presented herein is greatly summarized or excerpted, and is not to be considered complete or exhaustive. Legal concepts or findings are summarized informally; they reflect the general understanding of Dr. Reid or his associates, and are not necessarily the official positions of any court, litigating party, government, or other body. Comments are welcome, and may be e-mailed to Dr. Reid's office Current Updates and Full Text Articles (updated March 15, 2003) ADDED in MARCH, 2003 Email and Website Guidelines for Mental Health Professionals Perjury in Forensic Psychiatry and Forensic Psychology Pitfalls for Inexperienced Experts (and the Lawyers Who Engage Them) Dos and Don'ts When Choosing and Working with Expert Witnesses ... Why Nonforensic Clinicians Should Decline Forensic Referrals FULL-TEXT) 3/2003 FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY; PSYCHIATRISTS, PSYCHOLOGISTS, OTHER EXPERTS

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legal experts in search of evidence, expert witnesses, certified tape transcripts, etc. What is Forensic Science? Forensic science is the use of science in the service of the law. Sciences used in forensics include any discipline that can aid in the collection, preservation and analysis of evidence such as chemistry (for the identification of explosives), engineering (for examination of structural design) or biology (for DNA identification or matching). A forensic scientist is expert in any technical field and can provide an analysis of the evidence, witness testimony on examination results, technical support and even training in his or her specialized area. Why is Forensic Science important? Analysis of forensic evidence is used in the investigation and prosecution of civil and criminal proceedings. Often, it can help to establish the guilt or innocence of possible suspects. Forensic evidence is also used to link crimes that are thought to be related to one another. For example, DNA evidence can link one offender to several different crimes or crime scenes (or exonerate the accused). Linking crimes helps law enforcement authorities to narrow the range of possible suspects and to establish patterns of for crimes, which are useful in identifying and prosecuting suspects.

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Legal Issues Background Legal definitions Mandatory reporting requirements in each State and Territory Who may report child abuse? Who must report child abuse? Penalties Why notify? What about confidentiality? Do Family Services investigate every notification? Will my identity be known if I report Can I be called to give evidence? Should my client/patient be forewarned that I may be compelled to notify? Should I tell the family I will be notifying? Can I be sued? Back to the Top of this Document Back to the Contents Page Background On I June 1997 the ACT Government introduced legislation that requires certain professional groups to report non-accidental physical injury to children and /or child sexual abuse. Mandatory reporting has been the subject of vigorous debate throughout Australia and the world. The strong arguments in favour of mandatory reporting centre around the belief that some people, through their occupations, have special information about children. Mandating these people to report suspected abuse will lead to increased help for children who may otherwise suffer serious harm. The decision to mandate the reporting of child abuse in the ACT is an expression of the Government's commitment to the United Nation's Convention on the Rights of the Child . It is also recognition of the vulnerable status of children and the special protection they need in law. Mandatory Reporting, however, is only one part of a greater strategy to prevent child abuse. Responsibility for keeping children safe from harm and providing for their long term well being, falls on all adults, both as family members and as members of the community. A well informed body of professionals along with a community willing to share responsibility and provide support, will result in better services for children and families and a safer environment for our children.

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Objectives The Commitees Membership Benefits Fellowship Events Diary Seminars Experts Declaration Civil Procedure Rules Code of Practice Terms and Conditions of Engagement Code of Guidance on Expert Evidence Case Histories Experts Report Autumn/Winter 2001 Newsletter Spring 2002 Newsletter Summer 2002 Newsletter Autumn/Winter 2002 Newsletter Value Added Tax Log In New User Application Form Booking Form Location Map Home Experts Declaration Civil Procedure Rules Code of Practice ... Booking Form E-mail Us Location Map A Guide for Experts and those instructing them for the purpose of Court proceedings Preamble In framing this Code, the Working Party has taken account of the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) and the Practice Directions as they exist on 1 December 2001, together with any case law on their interpretation. The Code of Guidance is designed to help experts and those instructing them in all cases where CPR applies. It is intended to facilitate better communication and dealings both between the expert and the instructing party and between the parties; as such it is drawn in general terms so as to provide guidance for every court of law in the Civil Jurisdiction and in every type of civil litigation.

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Karen Franklin, Ph.D. Selected Topics: Forensic Psychology as a Career Back to Home I receive many queries from college students interested in pursuing forensic psychology as a career. This page answers many of these students' basic questions. Further resources are listed at the bottom. Forensic psychologists are licensed clinical psychologists who specialize in applying psychological knowledge to legal matters, both in the criminal and civil arenas. Forensic psychology is an emerging sub-discipline of psychology, with its own professional organizations, training programs, and research journals. Legal issues in which forensic psychologists are frequently involved include the mental state of criminal defendants (insanity, competency, etc.), witness accuracy, jury behavior, child custody/family law, violence risk prediction, mediation/dispute resolution, discrimination, civil damages, social science research (e.g., recovered memory) and civil commitment. Forensic psychologists may be found in academia, public service, and the private sector. Forensic psychologists are akin to psychological detectives. In other words, the work involves a strong investigatory component. We must compare data from multiple sources in order to test alternative hypotheses. The emphasis is on written reports and court testimony that are scientifically valid and can withstand scrutiny in the adversarial environment of the courtroom.

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