To Execute or Not to Pardon

Dr. Shoham Das, a forensic psychiatrist, is responsible for the treatment and judicial accompaniment of patients and criminals, and these are true stories from his professional experience. His work takes him to high-security prisons and closed psychiatric hospitals across the UK, as well as to courtrooms where he serves as an expert and witness.
To prevent future crimes, the author must delve into the depths of the subconscious of the most complicated defendants: a young woman who killed her two-year-old nephew during a psychotic episode, and a teenager who set fire to the house where his mother was. In these candid recollections, the author, who is not devoid of a sense of humor, recounts the strangest, most memorable, and heart-wrenching cases, as well as how he learned to accept his mistakes when the worst happened.
Dr. Shoham Das is a member of the Royal College of Psychiatrists and a forensic psychiatrist who has worked for over 15 years in prisons and secure hospitals with the most dangerous criminals, participating in criminal trials in which he sometimes manages to obtain reduced sentences for defendants with mental illnesses. His clients include robbers, thieves, arsonists, rapists, and murderers suffering from schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, hallucinations, and more. Dr. Das lives and works in London, often serving as a consultant for the production of documentary films and themed television programs.