The mind of the killer. How the brain of those who commit crimes works. Taylor R.

The main question that the judicial psychiatrist Richard Taylor asked throughout his career could sound like this: why do people kill? In his book, he talks about crimes on sexual grounds and in a state of affect, financially motivated, psychotic and mass, about detublines and murders associated with terrorism. This is a look from the inside on one of the rarest professions, as well as an attempt to solve the motives of people who commit serious crimes. How does it decide what will happen to a person after the prosecution? How does a judicial psychiatrist work with a criminal and what happens to those who are recognized as insane? What can be done to prevent repetition of tragic events? You will learn how a psychiatric assessment of the criminal occurs, as well as about the sensational cases in which the author took part as a judicial psychiatrist.