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The Clinical Gavel -Criminal Law Cases

The Clinical Gavel -Criminal Law Cases

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Welcome to The Clinical Gavel where a seasoned Forensic Psychology Professor delves into the intricate world of criminal law. Join us as we break down complex legal concepts, explore high-profile cases, and provide insights into the workings of the justice system. Each episode offers expert analysis and engaging discussions to help you understand the laws that govern our society and the psychology behind criminal behavior. Tune in to gain a deeper appreciation of criminal law from an insider’s perspective.Copyright Circle Of Insight Productions Politica e governo Scienza Scienze politiche Scienze sociali
  • Can Police Search Your Car After You’ve Been Arrested?
    Oct 19 2026
    Explore how investigators must navigate search-and-seizure requirements when investigating suspects and vehicles. Examine probable cause, the automobile exception, suppression motions, and how improperly obtained evidence can affect a prosecution.
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    3 min
  • When Does a Defense Attorney Become a Criminal Defendant?
    Oct 18 2026
    A criminal defense attorney is hired to protect a client accused of serious crimes. But what happens when the attorney begins helping the client conceal evidence, move illegal money, or obstruct an investigation? This episode of The Clinical Gavel explores the boundary between zealous legal representation and criminal participation, examining attorney-client privilege, obstruction of justice, and the ethical obligations of defense lawyers.
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    4 min
  • ADHD on Trial: Can Impulsivity Influence Criminal Responsibility?
    Oct 13 2026
    When a defendant has ADHD, how should courts distinguish neurological vulnerabilities from deliberate criminal conduct? This episode examines the intersection of clinical diagnosis, forensic evaluation, and legal accountability, focusing on executive dysfunction and impaired behavioral inhibition. We explore why an ADHD diagnosis does not automatically establish diminished criminal responsibility and how psychological evidence may inform legal proceedings. The discussion highlights the complexities of evaluating mental state, behavioral control, and rehabilitation within the justice system.
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    5 min
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