Articles Featuring John T. Monahan

‘Common Law’: Predicting Violence
July 7, 2022
Professors’ New Work Looks at Economic Disparity in Criminal Justice
April 8, 2019
Grads Report 91% Life Satisfaction
January 17, 2019
Project’s Study Finds Wide Discrepancy in Sentencing
April 9, 2018
Moving the Needle on Criminal Justice Reform
July 24, 2017
UVA Law's Criminal Law Faculty Help Shape National Conversation on Justice
July 27, 2016
Monahan Joins American Academy of Arts and Sciences
April 20, 2016
Facing Large Prison Populations, States Turn Back to Considering Risk of Recidivism, Monahan Says
July 25, 2013
Garrett: Supreme Court Unlikely to Solve Problems with Unreliability of Eyewitness Identification
November 7, 2011
John Monahan on Understanding What Makes Terrorists Tick
October 11, 2011
Supreme Court Justices Cite Virginia Law Professors in Wal-Mart Decision
June 20, 2011
Faculty Q&A: Greg Mitchell, Larry Walker and John Monahan on Wal-Mart Employment Discrimination Class Action
May 2, 2011
Race Not a Predictor of Future Violence, Monahan Says
March 17, 2006
Back to School
June 18, 2003
Pretrial Risk Assessment Tools More Accurate Than ‘Human Judgments Alone’: Experts
December 8, 2020
Yes, the U.S. Has a Mental-Health Problem
August 6, 2019
Economic Pressure Affects Atty Satisfaction At Large Firms
October 11, 2018
After Parkland, Paul Ryan Cites Law on Mentally Ill and Guns, But It Has Limited Reach
February 26, 2018
Checking Facts and Falsehoods About Gun Violence and Mental Illness After Parkland Shooting
February 16, 2018
Reforming Criminal Justice
October 25, 2017
Moving the Needle on Criminal Justice Reform
July 24, 2017
Three UVA Professors Named to America's Top Academic Society
April 20, 2016
Big Data Grows Up
October 14, 2015
Study: Predictive Analysis Can ID Soldiers at Risk for Violent Crime
October 6, 2015
New Tool Can Identify Soldiers Most Likely to Commit Violent Crimes, Study Shows
October 6, 2015
Predicting Which Soldiers Will Commit Severe, Violent Crimes
October 6, 2015
Shootings, Mental Illness Don't Go Hand in Hand
October 12, 2013
Victim and Prosecutor Back Death Row Inmate's Bid for Resentencing
March 28, 2013
Focus on Mental Health Laws to Curb Violence Is Unfair, Some Say
February 1, 2013
Why Improving Mental Health Would Do Little to End Gun Violence
January 24, 2013
Predicting Violence Is A Work In Progress
January 3, 2013
Virginia Returning Prisoners to Jail at Lower-Than-Average Rate
April 13, 2011
Supreme Court to Weigh Sociology Issue in Wal-Mart Discrimination Case
March 27, 2011
You Will Commit a Crime in the Future
February 20, 2011
Helping the Mentally Ill
January 20, 2011
Arms and the Unbalanced
January 13, 2011
Experts Say Violence Not Necessarily Linked to Mental Illness
January 12, 2011
If You Think Someone Is Mentally Ill: Loughner's Six Warning Signs
January 10, 2011
U.Va. Law, 20 Years on Virginia Study Provides Unique Peek into Lawyer Job Satisfaction
August 16, 2010
Rapid Emotional Swings Could Precede Violence
April 21, 2009
Mental Illness Alone Is No Trigger for Violence
February 2, 2009
Tragedy Can Be Averted
August 19, 2008
Mentally Ill Unfairly Portrayed as Violent
February 25, 2008
Home-based Psychotherapy a Growing Field; Violence Extremely Rare
February 10, 2008
Man vs Machine: How Computers Routed the Experts
September 1, 2007
Dramatic Use of Statistics in a $280 Billion - $800 Billion Cigarette Case
August 9, 2007
To Know a Killer
April 29, 2007
Literary Tragedy: Writing Profs Read Between the Lines
April 26, 2007
Tech Tragedy has Implications for Dealing with Mentally Ill
April 22, 2007
The Challenge of Preventing Violence Is Not Just an American Problem (co-author)
April 22, 2007
Mental Health, the Law and Predicting Violence
April 18, 2007
Devotion to Most Severe Cases Raises Risk of Personal Danger
September 5, 2006
Untrue Confessions/Startling Research Strikes at the Core of Criminal Prosecution; Eye Witnesses, Even Confessions, Turn Out To Be Unreliable
October 10, 2004
Texas Study Challenges 'Violent Behavior' Predictions
He Led a Rich Life and Left a Lasting Memory
Duke University: Study To Examine Effectiveness For Mentally Ill Patients
Advance Directives: Study To Examine Effectiveness For Mentally Ill Patients
National Institute of Mental Health Funds 1.98 Million Study to Examine Effectiveness of Advance Directives for Patients With Mental Illnesses
Juveniles and Competency
March 4, 2003
Cleveland Clinic Isn't Liable in Slaying By Ex-Psychiatric Patient
A Tightrope Victory