Clinical & Medical Insights into Brain-Behavior, Mental Disorders, and the Legal System

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Published on November 6, 2025, this highly anticipated and groundbreaking work in forensic neuropsychopathology has officially made its debut. Drawing on over five years of extensive, cutting-edge research, Clinical and Medical Insights into Brain-Behavior, Mental Disorders, and the Legal System is a visionary three-volume series that is already making a global impact. The series has achieved international bestseller status, ranking #1 in Medical Research in the United States and
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Dr. Monique M. Chouraeshkenazi, the pioneering scholar who formally defined the field of forensic neuropsychopathology, introduces a groundbreaking three-volume series that reimagines the relationship between neuropsychology, psychology, and the law. Drawing on facets of neuropsychology, neurophysiology, neurology, neuroscience, psychiatry, and the law, Forensic Neuropsychopathology: Clinical and Medical Insights into Brain-Behavior, Mental Disorders, and the Legal System provides an unprecedented framework for understanding the neurobiological roots of criminal behavior and their impact on the justice system. Across the volumes, Dr. Chouraeshkenazi examines the evolution of this emerging field, the influence of trauma, brain injuries, and mental illness on accountability, and the profound ethical and legal challenges raised when neuroscience enters the courtroom. Written with scientific rigor and a vision for justice reform, this series equips students, clinicians, legal practitioners, researchers, military and mental health professionals, and policymakers with the knowledge to shape an evidence-based, ethically sound future at the intersection of mind and law.