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Mental Disorders and the Criminal Justice System

This is an introductory textbook exploring the management and treatment of people with mental disorders throughout the criminal justice system.

Criminology and Criminal JusticeSocial Sciences
Author
Anne Nichol
Publisher
Portland Community College
Source
LibreTexts
License
CC BY-NC
Language
EN
Category
Basic Sciences
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Contents· 95 sections
  1. 01: Introduction- The History of Mental Disorders
  2. 1.01: Chapter Learning Objectives and Overview
  3. 1.02: Historical Perspective on Mental Disorders
  4. 1.03: Mental Disorders in Modern Times- The Rise of Institutional Treatment
  5. 1.04: Modern Developments- The Decline of Institutional Treatment
  6. 1.05: Deinstitutionalization and Disability Rights
  7. 1.06: Mental Disorders Post-Deinstitutionalization
  8. 1.07: Chapter Summary
  9. 1.08: References
  10. 02: Mental Disorders in the Criminal Justice System
  11. 2.01: Chapter Learning Objectives and Overview
  12. 2.02: Identification and Treatment of Mental Disorders
  13. 2.03: Introduction to Specific Mental Disorders
  14. 2.04: Psychotic Disorders
  15. 2.05: Mood Disorders
  16. 2.06: Personality Disorders and Paraphilic Disorders
  17. 2.07: Mental Disorders Identified in Childhood
  18. 2.08: Neurocognitive Disorders
  19. 2.09: Substance Use and Co-Occurring Disorders
  20. 2.10: Additional Behavioral Considerations
  21. 2.11: References
  22. 2.12: Chapter Summary
  23. 03: Disability Activism and the Rights of People with Mental Disorders
  24. 3.01: Chapter Learning Objectives and Overview
  25. 3.02: Overview of Federal Disability Law
  26. 3.03: The Americans with Disabilities Act
  27. 3.04: The ADA in the Criminal Justice System
  28. 3.05: Government Enforcement of Disability Rights
  29. 3.06: Individual Enforcement of Civil Rights
  30. 3.07: Chapter Summary
  31. 3.08: References
  32. 04: Reducing Criminalization of Mental Disorders
  33. 4.01: Chapter Learning Objectives and Overview
  34. 4.02: Criminalization of Mental Disorders
  35. 4.03: The Costs of Criminalization
  36. 4.04: Diversion from the Criminal Justice System
  37. 4.05: Sequential Intercept Model
  38. 4.06: Chapter Summary
  39. 4.07: References
  40. 05: Crisis Response and Law Enforcement- Safer Communities for People with Mental Disorders
  41. 5.01: Chapter Learning Objectives and Overview
  42. 5.02: Policing People with Mental Disorders
  43. 5.03: Reducing Police Encounters- Crisis Response Systems
  44. 5.04: Crisis Prevention- Help and Treatment
  45. 5.05: Crisis Services for Special Populations
  46. 5.06: Improving Police Encounters
  47. 5.07: Chapter Summary
  48. 5.08: References
  49. 06: Mental Disorders in the Criminal Courts- Competence and Insanity
  50. 6.01: Chapter Learning Objectives and Overview
  51. 6.02: Competence to Stand Trial
  52. 6.03: Establishing Competence
  53. 6.04: Insanity as a Criminal Defense
  54. 6.05: Use of the Insanity Defense
  55. 6.06: Insanity and Criminal Sentencing
  56. 6.07: Chapter Summary
  57. 6.08: References
  58. 07: Rethinking Incarceration for People with Mental Disorders
  59. 7.01: Chapter Learning Objectives and Overview
  60. 7.02: Custodial Environments for People with Mental Disorders
  61. 7.03: The Problem of Solitary Confinement
  62. 7.04: Staffing in Jails and Prisons
  63. 7.05: Legal Right to Care in Custody
  64. 7.06: Ensuring Care for People with Mental Disorders in Custody
  65. 7.07: Substance Use Treatment in Custody
  66. 7.08: Chapter Summary
  67. 7.09: References
  68. 08: Successful Community Reentry for People with Mental Disorders
  69. 8.01: Chapter Learning Objectives and Overview
  70. 8.02: Reentry Population
  71. 8.03: Successful Reentry
  72. 8.04: Achieving Success in Reentry
  73. 8.05: Interventions for Successful Reentry
  74. 8.06: Implementing Effective Reentry Programs
  75. 8.07: Best Practices for Reentry Services
  76. 8.08: Success- Movement from Incarceration
  77. 8.09: Chapter Summary
  78. 8.10: References
  79. 09: When Courts Order Treatment- Civil and Criminal Commitments
  80. 9.01: Chapter Learning Objectives and Overview
  81. 9.02: Fundamentals of Civil Commitment
  82. 9.03: The Role of Civil Commitment
  83. 9.04: Legal Limits on Civil Commitment
  84. 9.05: Commitments in Criminal Proceedings
  85. 9.06: Post-Conviction Commitments
  86. 9.07: Chapter Summary
  87. 9.08: References
  88. 10: Opportunities Rewards and Challenges in the Behavioral Health and Criminal Justice Fields
  89. 10.01: Chapter Learning Objectives and Overview
  90. 10.02: Criminal Justice Careers
  91. 10.03: Behavioral Health Careers
  92. 10.04: Medical Careers
  93. 10.05: Career Rewards and Challenges
  94. 10.06: Chapter Summary
  95. 10.07: References