P-ISSN 2328-2975
E-ISSN 2328-3033
Vol. 8, Issue 2, 2015May 01, 2015 EDT
Extending The Logic Of The Juvenile Justice System To A Separate Justice System For Mentally Ill Offenders
Extending The Logic Of The Juvenile Justice System To A Separate Justice System For Mentally Ill Offenders
Articles in Vol. 8, Issue 2, 2015
Vol. 8, Issue 2, 2015
- Introduction: The Criminalization Of Mental IllnessRaymond Brescia
- “You Might Have Drugs At Your Command”: Reconsidering The Forced Drugging Of Incompetent Pre Trial Detainees From The Perspectives Of International Human Rights And Income InequalityMichael L. PerlinMeredith R. Schriver
- Imprisonment Of The Mentally Ill: A Call For Diversion To The Community Mental Health SystemMegan Testa
- Extending The Logic Of The Juvenile Justice System To A Separate Justice System For Mentally Ill OffendersMona Sobhani
- Fear, Hype, And Stereotypes: Dangers Of Overselling The Amber Alert ProgramCorey JessupMonica K. Miller
- Recent Advances In The Empirical Evidence Surrounding Mental Health Laws And CrimeGriffin Edwards
- Keeping The Mentally Ill Out Of Jail: Sheriffs As LitigantsMary T. Zdanowicz
- Enforced Medication In Jails And Prisons: The New AsylumsAlan R. Felthous
- Educating Society About The Prevalence Of Suicide And Mental Illness To Stimulate Broader Mental Health Care ReformMichelle Frankel
Mona Sobhani, Extending The Logic Of The Juvenile Justice System To A Separate Justice System For Mentally Ill Offenders, 8 GLR (2015).