This collection is part of the series on Forensic Psychiatry which, starting 1997, has been published every three years by Tilburg University. The rationale of this series is the belief that Forensic Psychiatry consists of a number of fundamental disciplines such as law, medical science and psycho-social disciplines, such as forensic psychology, victimology and criminology, but is also founded on disciplines like philosophy, ethics, and history.We have been happy to receive contributions from various quarters, also from abroad. There is a number of contributions dealing with diagnosis and psycho-pathology, in individuals and in management systems, with accountability, victimology, and medico-ethical matters and with new subjects, such as old age crime, process management in a forensic psychiatric centre, youth crime, TBS, Prison Mental Health and suchlike.