Juristisch Psychiatrische Grenzfragen

This book deals with the intersection between law and psychiatry in the early 20th century. Finger discusses various cases and controversies, such as criminal responsibility, involuntary commitment, and the insanity defense. He also proposes reforms to the legal and medical systems to better address mental health issues. This book remains relevant to the current debates on forensic psychiatry.
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