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Troublesome Offenders, Undeserving Patients? The Precarious Rights of Mentally Disordered Offendersc and policy debate that is often centred around ideas of effective treatment and system management. It is argued that a respect for human rights constitutes the most secure foundation not only for ethical policy and practice, but also for an approach that can contribute to solutions and to positive

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Interventions and Outcomes: Accumulating Evidence,f our fellow citizens, that reaction might be partly attributable to the finding of several surveys that a large fraction of the population, perhaps as many as a quarter, will themselves experience such problems at some point in their lives. This has been found in the United Kingdom (McManus et al.,

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Desistance in Offenders with Mental Illness,, work stability, cognitive transformation, high expectations from others (i.e., the ‘Pygmalion Effect’), being able to disengage from one’s criminal past (‘knifing off’), and spirituality (for an overview see Laws and Ward, 2011). While there are many factors associated with desisting from crime, d

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Mental Health Needs and Neurodevelopmental Disorders amongst Young Offenders: Implications for Poli, education, and social and emotional well-being (Chitsabesan et al., 2006; Lader et al., 2000). In particular, studies consistently suggest high levels of mental health needs (see, for example, Teplin et al., 2002) and neurodevelopmental disorders amongst young offenders (as summarised by Hughes et

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,‘It Made My Mind Unwell’: Trauma-Informed Approaches to the Mental Health Needs of Women in the Criin the criminal justice system (CJS). Interventions and programming in prisons and community corrections are largely designed ‘by men for men’. This has triggered debate about their ability to respond to and address the specific needs of women. The principles of gender-responsive approaches to treat

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Challenging the Cultural Determinants of Dual Diagnosis in the Criminal Justice System,to define a person who uses ‘illegal’ drugs (this can include the misuse of prescribed or over the counter medication) and/or alcohol and has a mental health problem, denotes something relatively straightforward. However in reality the use of this medically influenced term is misleading (Green, 2015

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The Role of the Mental Health Clinical Nurse Specialist in the Crown Court Setting: Towards a Best lised liaison role for those appearing in court with mental health needs, and also for an effective service to support diversion from the Criminal Justice System. Despite this, the Bradley Report (Bradley, 2009), and many other scholarly publications over the years, noted that such initiatives appea

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