Psychology, Law,
& Justice

• 2009. (with Bruce Arrigo) Psychology and the Law: The Crime of Policy and the Search for Justice. Chapter in Critical Psychology: An Introduction- 2nd edition.
• 2008. Academic Objectivity, Political Neutrality, and Other Barriers to Israeli-Palestinian Reconciliation (conference paper)
• 2007 (with Isaac Prilleltensky). Psychopolitical Literacy for Wellness and Justice. Journal of Community Psychology.
• 2007. Can Social Psychology Depoliticize the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict? (online book review). Analyses of Social Issues and Public Policy(Online Early Articles). doi:10.1111/j.1530-2415.2007.00130.x
• 2006. Law, Justice, and Reconciliation in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Comments and Questions from a Visiting Critical Psychologist. Birzeit Legal Encounter, Ramallah.
• 2004. Interview: Antiauthoritarianism, Critical Psychology, Law, and More. Babylonia.
• 2001. A Critical-Psychology Approach to Law's Legitimacy. Legal Studies Forum, 25, 519-538.
• 1999. Psycholegal Scholarship's Contribution to False Consciousness About Injustice. Law and Human Behavior, 23, 9-30.
• 1997. Psychology and Law: Justice Diverted. Chapter 14 in Fox & Prilleltensky.
• 1997. False Consciousness About Law's Legitimacy. Psicología Política, 15, 39-57
• 1994. Governmental Ideology and Bureaucratic Reality in Mental Disability Evaluation. Presented at 1988 American Psychological Association convention, Atlanta. Updated 1994.
• 1994. Observations on Disability Evaluation in the Social Security Administration. Journal of Social Behavior and Personality, 9, 237-246.
• 1993. Psychological Jurisprudence and Radical Social Change. American Psychologist, 48, 234-241.
• 1993. The Autonomy-Community Balance and the Equity-Law Distinction: Anarchy's Task for Psychological Jurisprudence. Behavioral Sciences and the Law, 11, 97-109.
• 1993. Where's the Proof that Law is a Good Thing? Law and Human Behavior, 17, 257-258.
• 1991. Law Against Social Change. Presentation at American Psychological Association convention, San Francisco,
• 1991. Social Science's Limited Role in Resolving Psycholegal Social Problems. Journal of Offender Rehabilitation, 17, 159-166.
• 1988. The Reagan Administration's Policy On Using The Family To Advance Capitalism. Presentation at Law and Society Association convention, Vail, Colorado.

• 2005. Social Security Disability Politics
• 2004. Town Meeting Inconsistent on Police Discretion
• 2004. Bush and Kerry Both Wrong on Judges
• 2004. Professional Roles, Police Discretion, and Political Decisions
• 2004. Shmoozing with Cops
• 2003. Uncertain Certainty
• 2003. Teaching Justice
• 2002. Will South Dakota Free the Jury?
• 2002. Rules and Discretion in Community Life
• 2000. Under the Rule of Law, Fairness is Irrelevant
• 2000. Legitimacy Survives. Too Bad
• 1998. Creating Irresponsible Teenagers
• 1991. Legal "Treatment" Protection for us All

Courses

• Psychology, Law, and Justice (short seminar, with focus on Israel/Palestine 2006)
• Psychology and Law (sample syllabus 1998)
• Corporate Domination
• Law and Society
• Law and Inequality

Links

• law
• prison
• anarchism
• oppression and resistance
• psychiatric survival
• psychology/law and forensic psychology links
• Reading suggestions: Power, Oppression, Law, and Social Change

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