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Introduction PART ONE: THE CRIMINALITY OF MENTALLY DISORDERED PERSONS The Criminality of Mentally Disordered Persons - Sheilagh Hodgins Supervision in the Deinstitutionalized Community - Christopher D Webster and R J Menzies From Dangerous to Risk Assessment - Henry J Steadman et al Implications for Appropriate Research Strategies Schizophrenia and Crime - Pamela J Taylor The Role of Mental Disorder and Substance Abuse in Predicting Violent Crime Among Released Offenders - Linda A Teplin, Gary M McClelland and Karen A Abram Psychopathy, Mental Disorder, and Crime - Robert D Hare and Stephen D Hart PART TWO: RISK FACTORS FOR VIOLENT BEHAVIOR Childhood Precursors of Aggressive Offending in Personality Disordered Adults - Barbara Maughan Developmental Models for Delinquent Behavior - Gerald R Patterson and Karen Yoerger Childhood Conduct Problems, Adult Psychopathology, and Crime - Lee N Robins Bridges From the Animal Laboratory to the Study of Violent or Criminal Individuals - Burr Eichelman Neurochemical Correlates of Personality, Impulsivity, and Disinhibitory Suicidality - Daisy Schalling Serotonin in Personality Disorders with Habitual Violence and Impulsivity - Matti Virkkunen and Markku Linnoila Parental Psychopathology, Congenital Factors, and Violence - Patricia A Brennan, Brigitte R Mednick and Sarnoff A Mednick Alcohol/Drug Use and Aggressive Behavior - Robert O Pihl and Jordan B Peterson PART THREE: CONCLUSIONS Mental Disorder and Violence - John Monahan Another Look Recent Research on Crime and Mental Disorder - Saleem S Shah Implications for Programs and Policies Bully/Victim Problems Among School Children - Dan Olweus Long-Term Consequences and an Effective Intervention Program
Sheilagh Hodgins (1996) studied this question.