Cases That Test Your Skills

The case of the quadriplegic cyberterrorist

Current Psychiatry. 2002 October;1(10):77-81
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Michael A. Sperber, MD, psychiatric consultant, Middlesex (MA) Sheriff’s

Department, Billerica, MA.

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The views expressed in this article are not necessarily those of the Middlesex (MA) sheriff or the sheriff’s department

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