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P-ISSN 2328-2975
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Vol. 8, Issue 2, 2015May 01, 2015 EDT

Keeping The Mentally Ill Out Of Jail: Sheriffs As Litigants

Mary T. Zdanowicz,
criminal lawprisonlaw enforcementsheriffmental health

Articles in Vol. 8, Issue 2, 2015

Vol. 8, Issue 2, 2015
  • Introduction: The Criminalization Of Mental Illness
    Raymond 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 Inequality
    Michael L. PerlinMeredith R. Schriver
  • Imprisonment Of The Mentally Ill: A Call For Diversion To The Community Mental Health System
    Megan Testa
  • Extending The Logic Of The Juvenile Justice System To A Separate Justice System For Mentally Ill Offenders
    Mona Sobhani
  • Fear, Hype, And Stereotypes: Dangers Of Overselling The Amber Alert Program
    Corey JessupMonica K. Miller
  • Recent Advances In The Empirical Evidence Surrounding Mental Health Laws And Crime
    Griffin Edwards
  • Keeping The Mentally Ill Out Of Jail: Sheriffs As Litigants
    Mary T. Zdanowicz
  • Enforced Medication In Jails And Prisons: The New Asylums
    Alan R. Felthous
  • Educating Society About The Prevalence Of Suicide And Mental Illness To Stimulate Broader Mental Health Care Reform
    Michelle Frankel
Government Law Review
Mary T. Zdanowicz, Keeping The Mentally Ill Out Of Jail: Sheriffs As Litigants, 8 GLR (2015).
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