Object Title
Psychiatry and Law (Tape 3 of 5)
Part of
American Cities: Law, Survival and the Administration of Justice Event Recordings
Material Category
Physical Audio
Type of Work
1/4 inch audio tape
Description
This audio recording is of one of a series of sessions held at The New School, entitled: "American Cities: Law, Survival and the Administration of Justice." This recording contains a portion of the question and answer period of the November 3, 1971 event on psychiatry and law, and a statement by psychiatrist Renatus Hartogs in response to panelist Daniel Schwartz. The recording begins with a description of the McNaughton rule for determining the sanity of a criminal defendant. This is followed by a statement by Dr. Renatus Hartogs in defense of the use psychiatry for both the prevention of crime and the rehabilitation of criminals, and the use of psychiatric testimony in court proceedings for the understanding of criminal motivations and the causes of crime.
Date
November 3 1971
Related people
New School for Social Research (New York, N.Y. : 1919-1997) (producer)
Joseph S. Lobenthal, Jr. (speaker)
Daniel W. Schwartz (speaker)
Renatus Hartogs (speaker)
Inscription
Reel 3 Speakers 1) Lobenthal 2 Schwartz 3 Hartog Speed 7 1/2 (container)
Rights
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ (copyrighted)
Location
box mixed nav_3
Identifier
NS070212_000020
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Material Category
Physical AudioType of Work
1/4 inch audio tapeDescription
This audio recording is of one of a series of sessions held at The New School, entitled: "American Cities: Law, Survival and the Administration of Justice." This recording contains a portion of the question and answer period of the November 3, 1971 event on psychiatry and law, and a statement by psychiatrist Renatus Hartogs in response to panelist Daniel Schwartz. The recording begins with a description of the McNaughton rule for determining the sanity of a criminal defendant. This is followed by a statement by Dr. Renatus Hartogs in defense of the use psychiatry for both the prevention of crime and the rehabilitation of criminals, and the use of psychiatric testimony in court proceedings for the understanding of criminal motivations and the causes of crime.Date
November 3 1971Related people
New School for Social Research (New York, N.Y. : 1919-1997) (producer)Joseph S. Lobenthal, Jr. (speaker)
Daniel W. Schwartz (speaker)
Renatus Hartogs (speaker)
Inscription
Reel 3 Speakers 1) Lobenthal 2 Schwartz 3 Hartog Speed 7 1/2 (container)Rights
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ (copyrighted)Location
box mixed nav_3Identifier
NS070212_000020There’s more! What you see on this site is only what is viewable online. Please visit archives.newschool.edu to find out more about what’s in the archives.