Collection: Saleem A. Shah papers, 1952/1993 - ARVAS Search Results

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Prison Crowding and Litigation, 1977/1978 Box MSS 93-2, Box 42

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Privileged Communication. [Shah's Notes], 1964 Box MSS 93-2, Box 42

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Professional Ethics: Psychology, Psychiatry, Law, 1969/1981 Box MSS 93-2, Box 42

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[Protection of Human Subjects. PRR Reports] Guidelines, Confidentiality Certification, 1978/1983 Box MSS 93-2, Box 43

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PSRB-Oregon, 1982/1989 Box MSS 93-2, Box 43

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PSRB [Psychiatric Security Review Board-Connecticut], 1986/1988 Box MSS 93-2, Box 43

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Psychiatric Disorders in Prison. James J. Collins and William E. Schlenger, 1984 Box MSS 93-2, Box 43

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Psychiatry and Law. Limits of Psychiatric Authority. Robitscher, J, 1977/1978 Box MSS 93-2, Box 43

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Psychiatry and Law. Seymour Pollack Articles, 1968/1978 Box MSS 93-2, Box 44

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Psychiatry Disorders and Criminality. Guze, et. al, 1962/1973 Box MSS 93-2, Box 43

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