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Kansas had argued that proof of dangerousness, coupled with a mental abnormality, was sufficient.
While the Supreme Court declared in 1983 that such an acquittal was certain proof of dangerousness, that was largely wrong as well.
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About half the states do make individualized assessments of dangerousness before posting an offender's information.
"There's no issue of dangerousness with John at all," she said.
The catch-all pre-criminal state of "dangerousness" is defined as any behaviour that contradicts socialist norms.
The main purpose of this paper is to review the literature concerning the relationship between insight and dangerousness and discuss the contributions of the insight in the assessment of dangerousness in patients with mental illness.
In the process of risk assessment of dangerousness, more focus has been placed on dynamic risk factor.
People with such conditions are rarely hospitalized, and thus don't fall under the federal definition of dangerousness under the 1968 law.
Perceptions of dangerousness were assessed using four questions.
Perceptions of dangerousness, uncontrollability and unpredictability were highly predictive of the uneven distribution of animal fears.
Personality traits, comorbidity, level of dangerousness, level of functioning are among these characteristics.
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