Forensic Trends: Psychiatric & Behavioral Issues

FORENSIC TRENDS: PSYCHIATRIC & BEHAVIORAL ISSUES

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Thursday, May 29
7:00 am	Registration • Check-In • Exhibits
8:00	Infant and Child Abduction Ann Wolbert Burgess, DNSc, APRN, BC, FAAN
9:00	Psychopaths and Their Victims Robert D. Hare, PhD
10:00	Refreshment Break • Exhibits
10:30	Psychopathy: Neurobiology and Culpability Robert D. Hare, PhD
11:30	Questions and Discussion Faculty Panel
12:00 pm	Lunch Break • Exhibits
1:30	Characteristics of Pedophilia Christos A. Ballas, MD
2:30	Criminal Offending and America’s Veterans Christopher M. Weaver, PhD
3:30	Refreshment Break • Exhibits
4:00	Applying the Ethics of Cherry Ames to Forensic Practice Dian Williams, PhD, RN, CLNC, DF-IAFN
5:00	Questions and Discussion Faculty Panel
5:30	Adjourn


Friday, May 30
8:00 am	CONCURRENT SESSIONS #1
#11	Narcissism and Psychopathology Christos A. Ballas, MD
#12	Computer Forensics and Identity Theft Allen G. Burgess, DBA
#13	One Man’s Ceiling is Another Man’s Floor: Transcultural Issues in Forensic Assessment and Intervention Robin I. Miller, MS, APRN, CLNC, CNE
#14	Gangs 101 (Part 1): • Keys to Identification, Motivation, and Membership Typologies • African American Gangs: Bloods and Crips Cliff Akiyama, MA (Attendance at Part 1 strongly recommended if registering for Part 2)
9:30	Refreshment Break
10:00	CONCURRENT SESSIONS #2
#21	Geomapping and Analysis of Crime Wesley W. Thomas, PhD
#22	The Psychopath: Charming the Snake S/Sgt. Matthew H. Logan, PhD
#23	Assisting Families of Sudden Traumatic Death After Interpersonal Violence and Crime: The Evolving Role of the Forensic Professional Joseph T. DeRanieri, MSN, RN, CPN, BCECR
#24	Gangs 101 (Part 2): • Latino, Asian and Skinhead Gangs • Personnel Safety and Prevention/ Intervention Programs Cliff Akiyama, MA (Attendance at Part 1 strongly recommended)
11:30	Lunch Break
1:00 pm	CONCURRENT SESSIONS #3
#31	Internet Predators Ann Wolbert Burgess, DNSc, APRN, BC, FAAN
#32	Understanding the Consequences of Firesetting in Childhood: Arson Across the Lifespan Dian Williams, PhD, RN, CLNC, DF-IAFN
#33	Assessing Violence Risk in Civil Psychiatric Settings Christopher M. Weaver, PhD
#34	“Why Did My Daddy Kill My Mommy?” Voices of Children Exposed to Familial Interpersonal Violence and Traumatic Death Paul T. Clements, PhD, APRN, BC, CGS, DF-IAFN
2:30	Refreshment Break
3:00	CONCURRENT SESSIONS #4
#41	Child Abuse and Neglect: Why Do Child Victims Keep Getting Victimized? Joseph T. DeRanieri, MSN, RN, CPN, BCECR
#42	Death Dealing Caregivers Mary K. Sullivan, MSN, RN-BC, CARN, FAAFS
#43	Negotiating the Hazards of Forensic Work: Violence, Cold Threats and Sexual Misconduct Colleen Carney Love, DNSc, RN, FAAN
#44	The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: An Expert Witness’s View on How to Make or Break a Case with Medical-Legal Documentation Robin I. Miller, MS, APRN, CLNC, CNE
4:30	Adjourn


Saturday, May 31
8:00 am	When You Look Like the Enemy: Keeping Safe from Hate Crimes and Bias Incidents in Our Communities Cliff Akiyama, MA
9:00	An Examination of Filicide: Psychosocial and Psychodynamic Issues in Women Who Kill Their Children Marie E. Mugavin, PhD, APRN-BC
10:00	Refreshment Break
10:30	Behavioral Progression: Pathways to Sexual Violence S/Sgt. Matthew H. Logan, PhD
11:30	Non-Malevolence in Psychiatric Care: Are We Hurting the People We Serve? Colleen Carney Love, DNSc, RN, FAAN
12:30 pm	Questions and Discussion Faculty Panel
1:00	Adjourn

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