Mental Health and Criminal Justice.

Harold M Visotsky Foreword Linda A Teplin Introduction Part One Legal Structure and Social Definition Barbara Weiner Interfaces Between the Mental Health and Criminal Justice System The Legal Perspective Norval Morris The Brother Boy A Fragment of a Manuscript Part Two The Dynamics of Intersystem Processing The Permeability of the System Linda A Teplin The Criminalization of the Mentally Ill Speculation in Search of Data Leo A Schuerman and Solomon Kobrin Exposure of Community Mental Health Clients to the Criminal Justice System Client/Criminal or Patient/Prisoner Carol A B Warren and Patricia Guttridge Adolescent Psychiatric Hospitalization and Social Control David B Wexler Incompetency, Insanity, and Involuntary Civil Commitment Part Three Policing The Mentally Ill Linda A Teplin Managing Disorder Police Handling of the Mentally Ill Peter K Manning Police Classification of the Mentally Ill Part Four The Definition and Management of Deviant Behavior Stephen J Pfohl Predicting Dangerousness A Social Deconstruction of Psychiatric Reality Virginia Aldige Hiday and Elizabeth M Suval Dangerousness of the Mentally Ill and Inebriates in Civil Commitment Part Five The Mentally Disordered Offender Conviction, Incarceration, and Parole Bruce D Sales and Thomas Hafemeister Empiricism and Legal Policy on the Insanity Defense Eliot Hartstone, Henry J Steadman, and Pamela Clark Robbins Identifying and Treating the Mentally Disordered Prison Inmate John Implications for Provision of Mental Health Services