--- title: 'Volume 28' date: '2015-04-02T14:40:16-05:00' type: page word_count: 243 char_count: 1711 tokens: 316 --- # Volume 28 Table of Contents Spring 2004, Volume 28 LEAD ARTICLES --- “When Our System of Involuntary Civil Commitment Fails Individuals with Mental Illness: Russell Weston and the Case for Effective Monitoring and Medication Delivery Mechanism” Veronica J. Manahan --- “The Inadequacies of the Traditions Underlying Georgia’s Physical Impact Rule” William J. DeAngelis --- “Jurisprudent Therapy and Competency” Eric Y. Drogin --- “Assessing the Capacity of Persons with Mental Retardation to Waive Miranda Rights: A Jurisprudent Therapy Perspective” Solomon M. Fulero & Caroline Everington --- “Testamentary Capacity and Undue Influence in the Elderly: A Jurisprudent Therapy Perspective” Daniel C. Marson, Justin C. Huthwaite & Katina Hebert --- STUDENT ARTICLES --- “A Mental Bar: Should Past Psychological Problems Affect Bar Admission” Hannah V. Averitt --- “An Investigation of Discrepancies Between Mental Health Professionals and the Courts in Decisions About Competency” Melissa L. Cox & Patricia A. Zapf, Ph.D --- “When Mommy’s a Minor: Balancing the Rights of Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Against Minors’ Parental Rights” Jami L. Crews --- “The Charles Singleton Dilemma: Sane Enough to Die?” Brian J. Kane --- “‘Yet I Shall Temper So Justice With Mercy’: Procedural Justice in Mediation and Litigation” Hea Jin Koh --- “The Effect of Attorney Gender on Jury Perception and Decision-Making” Mary Stewart Nelson --- “The ‘Tyranny of the Eyewitness’” Brooke W. Patterson --- “The Endowment Effect and the Empirical Case for Changing the Default Employment Contract from Termination ‘At-Will’ to ‘For-Cause’ Discharge” James Robert Ward, III