Carswell (Toronto) has published "Mental Disorder in Canadian Criminal Law," a loose leaf volume whose mission is to keep practitioners current with the latest jurisprudential and legislative developments arising under Part XX.1 of the Criminal Code.

Carswell (Toronto) has published "Mental Disorder in Canadian Criminal Law," a loose leaf volume whose mission is to keep practitioners current with the latest jurisprudential and legislative developments arising under Part XX.1 of the Criminal Code. Content includes analysis of all issues arising under Part XX.1 including: an examination of mental disorders and the not criminally responsible defense; assessment orders and fitness to stand trial determinations; disposition hearings, fitness dispositions and their review; review board and appeal processes and procedures; and, mental disorder in a non-NCR context such as sentencing. It costs $197.