Based on a study of convicted offenders, this provides a typology of violent criminals who have histories of mental health problems. It describes the careers of these offenders, the problems they present for mental health and criminal justice systems and their probable response to treatment.
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multiproblem offenders, disturbed exploders, disturbed violent offender, turbed offenders, combined substance abuse, multiproblem clients, mental health involvements, prison intake, continuity agents, disturbed offender, mental health contacts, mental health experience, offense behavior, disturbed inmates, conviction offense, mental health assistance, mental health staff, psychiatric group, mental health histories, mental health groups Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, National Institute of Corrections, University of Chicago Press, American Psychologist, United States, Age Low, Mental Health Experience of Offender Mental, Covariates Single, American Journal of Psychiatry, Weapon None, Department of Justice, Substance Substance, Seymour Halleck, Isaac Ray, Location Residence Browse Sample Pages:
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multiproblem offenders, disturbed exploders, disturbed violent offender, turbed offenders, combined substance abuse, multiproblem clients, mental health involvements, prison intake, continuity agents, disturbed offender, mental health contacts, mental health experience, offense behavior, disturbed inmates, conviction offense, mental health assistance, mental health staff, psychiatric group, mental health histories, mental health groups Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, National Institute of Corrections, University of Chicago Press, American Psychologist, United States, Age Low, Mental Health Experience of Offender Mental, Covariates Single, American Journal of Psychiatry, Weapon None, Department of Justice, Substance Substance, Seymour Halleck, Isaac Ray, Location Residence Browse Sample Pages:
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- Introducing Social Psychology by Colin Fraser in Back Matter
- The Sources of Violence in America and Their Consequences for Law Enforcement by C. Kenneth Meyer in Back Matter
- Total Confinement: Madness and Reason in the Maximum Security Prison (California Series in Public Anthropology) by Lorna A. Rhodes in Back Matter
- Violence, Culture And Censure by Professor Colin Sumner in Back Matter
- Kids Killing Kids: Managing Violence and Gangs in Schools by Thomas K. Capozzoli in Back Matter
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