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Mitigation specialist,1:7–8

MMPI–2 (Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory–2).

SeeMinnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory–2

(MMPI–2)

MMSE (Mini-Mental Status Exam). SeeMini-Mental Status

Exam

M’Naghten, Regina v.,2: 511

M’Naghten Standard, 1:35–36,1:158,1:162–163,1:370,

1:373,2:511–512

Rogers Criminal Responsibility Assessment Scales,

2:703–704

MnSOST–R (Minnesota Sex Offender Screening Tool–Revised).

SeeMinnesota Sex Offender Screening Tool–Revised

(MnSOST–R)

Model Penal Code,1:62,1:164–165,1: 373

Moderation Management,2: 776

Moffitt, Terrie,1:134,1: 433

Moghaddam, Ali,2: 796

Monahan, John,1:116,1:350,2:527,2: 850

Monahan-Walker model,1:276–277

Monetary awards. SeeDamage awards

Montana, abolition of insanity defense,1: 166

Mood disorders, 2:512–515

anhedonia,2: 512

causes of,2:514–515

hallucinations and,1: 347

suicide,2:513–514

treatment of,2: 515

types of,2:512,2: 513

Moral disengagement and execution, 2:515–518

executioners,2:517–518

jurors,2: 517

mechanisms of,2:516–517

Moran, Godinez v.,1:107,1: 120

Morgan v. Illinois,1: 192

Morin, Guy Paul,2: 852

Morton-Bourgon, Kelly,2:675,2:727,2: 728

Motions to suppress eyewitness identification,

2:518–521

Motivation, nonverbal behavior,1: 202

Motivational enhancement therapy,2: 777

Motivational impairment hypothesis,1:209–210

Motivational interviewing,2: 777

Movies, media violence and behavior,2:482–486

MPS (Malingering Probability Scale). SeeMalingering

Probability Scale (MPS)

MRCI–II (Miranda Rights Comprehension Instruments–II. See

Miranda Rights Comprehension Instruments–II (MRCI–II)

MRI (magnetic resonance imaging). SeeMagnetic resonance

imaging (MRI)

MST (multisystemic therapy). SeeMultisystemic therapy (MST)

Mug shots, 2:521–522

commitment,2: 522

interference,2: 521

procedural matters,2: 522

unconscious transference,2: 522

Mullen, Paul,2: 753

Multimodal hypothesis, for treating antisocial personality

disorder,1: 31

Multiple-personality disorder. SeeDissociative identity

disorder (DID)

Multiple-suspect lineups,2: 459

Multisystemic therapy (MST), for conduct disorder,1: 135

Mu’min v. Virginia,2: 858

Munsinger, Harry,2: 823

Munsterberg, Hugo,1: 295

Murder. SeeHomicide

Music videos, media violence and behavior,2:482–486

Nadler, Ronald,1: 156

Naltrexone,2: 776

Narcissistic personality disorder (NPD),2: 556

NAS (Novaco Anger Scale). SeeNovaco Anger Scale (NAS)

Nash, Michael,1: 362

National Research Act,1: 149

Negative affectivity,2: 514

Neglect, of elderly,1: 249

Negotiation

alternative dispute resolution,1:15–18,2: 628

crisis and hostage negotiation,1:167–170,2:579,2: 581

theory of,2: 448

victim-offender mediation with juvenile offenders,2:837–839

See alsoLegal negotiation

Neighborhood, juvenile offending and,1: 437

Neil v. Biggers,2:520,2: 523

Neil v. Biggerscriteria for evaluating eyewitness

identification, 2:523–526

Neisser, M.,2: 676

Nelson, People v.,2: 529

Nerve-trauma hypothesis. SeePosttraumatic stress

disorder (PTSD)

Neuroethics,1: 199

Neurotransmitters, criminal behavior and,1: 156

Neutral case evaluation,1: 16

Nevada, abolition of insanity defense,1: 166

Nevada, Riggins v.,1:121,1: 326

New Hampshire, sex offender legislation,2: 723

New Jersey

jury selection,1: 417

racial bias and death penalty,2: 671

recording of interrogations,2: 845

sex offender legislation,2:720,2: 721

Newman, Joseph P.,2: 645

New Mexico, recording confessions,2: 845

New York

assisted outpatient treatment,2: 533

commitment statutes,2: 534

Release on Recognizances Project,1: 38

NGRI (not guilty by reason of insanity). SeeNot guilty by

reason of insanity (NGRI)

Nicholls, T. L.,1: 388

Nihilistic delusions,1: 194

Noneconomic damages,1: 181

Nonmalfeasance,1:259–260

Nonunanimous decision rule,1: 425

Nonverbal behavior

behavior analysis interview,1: 45

deception and,1:201–202

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