Mental health courts: process and outcomes.EBSCO_AspBmc Psychiatry
Enrollment in Mental Health Courts: Voluntariness, Knowingness, and Adjudicative Competence. Law and Human Behavior. 34(2): 91-104.Redlich, A. D., Hoover, S., Summers, A., & Steadman, H. J. (2008). Enrollment in mental health courts: Voluntariness, knowingness, & adjudicative competence....
Free Essay: For this upcoming research project, I want to focus on the use of mental health courts and the characteristics that make them successful. Since...
A CBS News California investigation found that there is no reliable data to track the state-wide success of the new Mental Health "Diversion" courts. It's also difficult to determine who the most successful program candidates are and how many of the "successful" participants re-offend after ha...
The TMCEC Mental Health Conference helps equip judges, magistrates, court personnel, and prosecutors with information and resources to impact their communities by changing the way the criminal justice system responds to mental illness. Municipal courts not only see the highest volume of defendants in ...
Mental Health Courts: Moving beyond the Drug Court Model: MHCs Are Relatively New in the Realm of Therapeutic Adjudication. of Particular Concern Is Whether the Basic Drug Court Model Is Appropriate for Dealing with the Special Issues Presented by Offenders with a Mental Illness By Parker, Lacey...
Recently mental health courts have begun to accept persons charged with felonies and violent crimes. To our knowledge, this is the first study to examine the process and outcomes of a mental health court that accepts persons charged with more serious offenses from the perspective of stakeholders ...
Mental Health The term “mental health” for our purposes, basically refers to several different types of filings in the Probate, Guardianship, and Mental Health Department. These filings include Baker Acts and Substance Abuse cases, Ex parte and Involuntary Placements, Petitions to Determine ...
recidivismThis study represents the only broad-based, statewide evaluation of mental health courts (MHCs) conducted to date.聽 Data were collected from 2010 to 2013 at each of the nine active MHC programs operating in Illinois at the start of the study. The purpose of the study was to ...
Mental Health Courts 4 2 2 Drug Courts 5 4 0 Suspended Sentencing 0 2 0 Crime-specific Programme 1 0 0 Community Service 0 0 0 Probation 1 1 1 Police-based 4 2 1 Community-based treatment 6 1 3 A combination of interventions 14 1 1 None 7 0 1 Othera 4 1 0 Totals 46 14 9 ...