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Book Review: Jekyll on Trial: Multiple Personality Disorder and Criminal Law

Jekyll on Trial is an engaging, thoughtful examination of dissociative identity disorder (DID) and the implications of this disorder to criminal law. As implied in the reference to Dr. Jekyll, the book is intended for both lay and professional audiences. Perhaps casting too wide a net, the dust cover summarizes its potential readership as "anyone interested in law, criminal justice, psychiatry and human behavior." The book's contents attempt to appeal to this diverse readership and often succeed in this difficult endeavor.