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James Theodore Hilliard, J.D.

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  1. Commons ML, Gutheil TG, Hilliard JT. On humanizing the expert witness: a proposed narrative approach to expert witness qualification. J Am Acad Psychiatry Law. 2010; 38(3):302-4. PMID: 20852213.
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  2. Gutheil TG, Simon RI, Hilliard JT. "The wrong handle": flawed fixes of medicolegal problems in psychiatry and the law. J Am Acad Psychiatry Law. 2005; 33(4):432-6. PMID: 16394218.
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  3. Gutheil TG, Bursztajn H, Hilliard JT, Brodsky A. "Just say no": experts' late withdrawal from cases to preserve independence and objectivity. J Am Acad Psychiatry Law. 2004; 32(4):390-4. PMID: 15704624.
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  4. Hilliard JT. The threat worse than malpractice. Med Econ. 2003 Feb 21; 80(4):38, 41-2. PMID: 12666647.
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  5. Hilliard, JT. Pink Paper Blues, Restraining patients exhibiting signs of mental illness in an emergency room. ProMutual Group Coverage Magazine. 2003; 7.
  6. Gutheil TG, Hilliard JT. The treating psychiatrist thrust into the role of expert witness. Psychiatr Serv. 2001 Nov; 52(11):1526-7. PMID: 11684752.
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  7. Gutheil TG, Hilliard JT. The treating psychiatrist thrust into the role of expert witness. Psychiatric Services, a Journal of the American Psychiatric Association. 2001; 52(11):1526-1527.
  8. Gutheil TG, Hilliard JT. "Don't write me down": legal, clinical, and risk-management aspects of patients' requests that therapists not keep notes or records. Am J Psychother. 2001; 55(2):157-65. PMID: 11467254.
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  9. Gutheil TG, Simon RI, Hilliard JT. The phantom expert: unconsented use of an expert's name and/or testimony, as a legal strategy. J Am Acad Psychiatry Law. 2001; 29(3):313-8. PMID: 11592459.
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  10. Hilliard JT, Behnke SH. Do informed consent letters have a role in psychotherapy? Harv Ment Health Lett. 1999 Mar; 15(9):8. PMID: 10030153.
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  11. Hilliard, JT. A Penalty Paid for a Lost Record. Massachusetts Psychiatric Society Newsletter. 1999; (Winter).
  12. Hilliard, JT. Prescribing Practices in Massachusetts - Part II An Update. Massachusetts Psychiatric Society Newsletter. 1999; (Spring).
  13. Hilliard JT, Behnke SH. Do informed consent letters have a role in pschotherapy?. The Harvard Mental Health Letter. 1999; 3.
  14. Hilliard, JT. Disabled Persons Abuse Reporting and Investigation -- Exceptions to Reporting and Providing Information. Massachusetts Psychiatric Society Newsletter. 1998; (Spring).
  15. Hilliard, JT. Liability Issues with Managed Care; Pitfalls of Prescribing Medications; and Termination of Treatment with Troublesome Patients. Lifson LE, Simon RI. The Mental Health Practitioner and the Law, A Comprehensive Handbook. 1998; 44-55, 187-194, 216-221..
  16. Behnke SH, Hilliard JT. The Essentials of Massachusetts Mental Health Law, A Straightforward Guide for Clinicians of all Disciplines. 1998.
  17. Hilliard, JT. Exposures, Other Than Malpractice. Massachuetts Psychiatric Society Newsletter. 1998; (Winter).
  18. Anfang SA, Hilliard JT. Legal issues in acute care psychiatry. Sederer LI, Rothschild AJ. Acute Care Psychiatry. 1997; 431-456.
  19. Hilliard, JT. Informed Consent for the 90's and Beyond. Massachusetts Psychiatric Society Newsletter. 1997; (Summer).
  20. Hilliard, JT. Legal Pitfalls of Treating the Elderly with Antipsychotics. Massachusetts Psychiatric Society Newsletter. 1997; (2).
  21. Hilliard, JT. Confidentiality and the Computerized Record. Massachusetts Psychiatric Society Newsletter. 1997; (Fall).
  22. Hilliard, JT. The Retiring Psychiatrist - Some Practical Suggestions. Massachusetts Psychiatric Society Newsletter. 1996; (5/6).
  23. Hilliard, JT. Review of Reporting Requirements for Psychiatrists. Massachusetts Psychiatric Society Newsletter. 1996.
  24. Hilliard, JT. An Overview of Chapter 8 of the Acts of 1996, "An Act Further Protecting the Confidentiality of Patients". Massachusetts Psychiatric Society Newsletter. 1996.
  25. Bursztajn HJ, Hilliard JT. "Ask the expert: violence against attorneys and judges: Protecting yourself before and after a threat". Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys Journal. 1995; 3(No. 1):47-51.
  26. Hilliard, JT. Confidentiality of Psychiatric Records, Part I. Massachusetts Psychiatric Society Newsletter. 1995; (3/4).
  27. Hilliard, JT. Patients Who Violate Boundaries. Massachusetts Psychiatric Society Newsletter. 1995; (1/2).
  28. Hilliard, JT. The Duty to Record. Massachusetts Psychiatric Society Newsletter. 1994; (5/6).
  29. Hilliard, JT. The Legal Traps of Rendering a "Forensic Opinion". Massachusetts Psychiatric Society Newsletter. 1994; (3/4).
  30. Hilliard, JT. Prescribing Practices in Massachusetts -- What You Don't Know Can Hurt You. Massachusetts Psychiatric Society Newsletter. 1994; (1/1).
  31. Hilliard, JT. Dealing with Patients' Confidentiality in a Managed Care System. Massachusetts Psychiatric Society Newsletter. 1994; (9/10).
  32. Hilliard, JT. Update on Chapter 10 of the Acts of 1992: Psychiatrists Supervising Nurse Mental Health Clinical Specialists to Issue Prescriptions and other Treatment Ordersz. Massachuett Psychiatric Society Newsletter . 1993; (3/4).
  33. Hilliard, JT. Informing the Patient of the Limits of Confidentiality in a Psychiatrist/Patient Relationship. Massachusetts Psychiatric Society Newsletter. 1993; (1/2).
  34. Hilliard, JT. The Law Takes a Giant Step Backward - For the Better. Massachusetts Psychiatric Society Newsletter. 1993; (11/12).
  35. Hilliard, JT. Snitch Law. Massachusetts Psychiatric Society Newsletter. 1992; (9/10).
  36. Hilliard, JT. Terminating Treatment. Massachusetts Psychiatric Society Newsletter. 1991; (12).
  37. Hilliard, JT. Privileged Communications, the Exception to the Subpoena Rule. Massachusetts Psychiatric Society Newsletter. 1991; (3/4).
  38. Hilliard, JT. The record is your best defense. Massachusetts Psychiatric Society Newsletter. 1990; (11/12).
  39. Hilliard, JT. Signing of Pink Papers (Section 12) in the Absence of Examining the Patient. Massachusetts Psychiatric Society Newsletter. 1990; (7).
  40. Hilliard, JT. The Confidentiality Dilemma: Psychiatrist Treating the Physician. Massachusetts Psychiatric Newsletter. 1988; (5).
  41. Hilliard JT, Gutheil TG. Comments on dealing with "irresponsible" patient advocates. Hosp Community Psychiatry. 1981 Nov; 32(11):803-4. PMID: 7286937.
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  42. Eisenberg GC, Hilliard JT, Gutheil TG. Ethical aspects of the right to refuse medication: a clinicolegal dilemma for the psychiatrist and patient. Psychiatr Q. 1981; 53(2):93-9. PMID: 6120528.
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  43. Eisenberg GC, Hilliard JT, Gutheil TG. Ethical aspects of the right to refuse medications. Psychiatric Quarterly. 1981; 53:93-99.
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