A treatise on the medical jurisprudence of insanity
By: by I. Ray
Edition: 5th ed., with additions.
Series: 19th-century legal treatises -- no. 41287-41294; Making of modern law; LLMC Digital
Publisher: Little, Brown
Published: 1871
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 658
Subjects: Forensic Psychiatry; Insanity (Law)
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Table of contents: title: ch. 1. Mental disease in general; title: ch. 2. Idiocy; title: ch. 3. Imbecility; title: ch. 4. Legal consequences of mental deficiency; title: ch. 5. Pathology and symptoms of mania; title: ch. 6. Intellectual mania; title: ch. 7. Moral mania; title: ch. 8. Legal consequences of mania; title: ch. 9. Dementia; title: ch. 10. Legal consequences of dementia; title: ch. 11. Febile delirium; title: ch. 12. Legal consequences of delirium; title: ch. 13. Apoplexy and paralysis with their legal consequences; title: ch. 14. Duration and curability of insanity; title: ch. 15. Lucid intervals; title: ch. 16. Simulated insanity; title: ch. 17. Concealed insanity; title: ch. 18. Epilepsy and its legal consequences; title: ch. 19. Suicide; title: ch. 20. Legal consequences of suicide; title: ch. 21. Somnabulism; title: ch. 22. Legal consequences of somnabulism; title: ch. 23. Simulated somnabulism; title: ch. 24. Somnolentia; title: ch. 25. Effect of insanity on evidence; title: ch. 26. Drunkenness; title: ch. 27. Legal consequences of drunkenness; title: ch. 28. Interdiction and isolation; title: ch. 29. Duties of medical witnesses.