Mental Health and Criminal Justice 1st Edition by Anne Segal, Thomas Winfree, Stan Friedman 154380294X 9781543802948
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ISBN 10: 154380294X
ISBN 13: 9781543802948
Author: Anne F. Segal; L. Thomas Winfree Jr.; Stan Friedman
In this student-friendly text, a team of respected scholars balances practical knowledge of how the mental healthcare system operates in conjunction with the criminal justice system, with an analytical framework that looks at how the quality of that collaboration is reflected in the issues, processes and outcomes of both institutions. Professors and students will benefit from an accessible new text that informs and explores: The role of mental healthcare law and procedure in the criminal justice system How mentally ill clients are processed through the criminal justice system Mental healthcare terms, resources, and treatment programs Contemporary issues in mental health and criminal justice, such as the treatment of mentally ill juveniles inside the criminal justice system, and lack of full access to mental healthcare for at-risk groups Discussion of systemic interface and entropy, two central themes to guide student analysis of issues and examples drawn from real life Mental Health and Criminal Justice is designed with a wealth of features for study and review, including: Learning Objectives Framing the Issues Prologues and Epilogues that frame issues and provide vivid examples Key Terms, highlighted in the text and defined in the Glossary Text boxes that expand on points of interest Summary and Chapter Review Questions at the end of each chapter
Mental Health and Criminal Justice 1st Table of contents:
Part I: Tools for Understanding
Chapter 1. Mental Health and Criminal Justice
Chapter Outline
Learning Objectives
Prologue
Chapter Overview
Framing the Issues
American Mental Healthcare System
Policies and Laws on Mental Healthcare
Providing Mental Healthcare
American Criminal Justice System
Criminal Laws
System Components
Criminal Justice Meets Mental Health
Mentally Ill Offenders: Preliminary Concerns
From Arrest to Initial Court Appearance
Epilogue
Summary
Chapter Review Questions
Key Terms
References
Cases
Legislation
Chapter 2. A Brief History of Mental Illness
Chapter Outline
Learning Objectives
Prologue
Chapter Overview
Framing the Issues
Mental Illness in Ancient Times
Linking Evil Spirits and Madness
Madness in Classical Antiquity
European History and Mental Illness
Madness in Medieval Europe
The Renaissance and the Contagion Model
The Age of Reason and the Asylum
Mental Illness in America
From Moral Treatment to the Insane Asylum
“Modern” Responses to Mental Illness
Deinstitutionalization and Criminalization of the Mentally Ill
Epilogue
Summary
Chapter Review Questions
Key Terms
References
Chapter 3. The Brain and the Mind
Chapter Outline
Learning Objectives
Prologue
Chapter Overview
Framing the Issues
Understanding the Mind
Understanding and Measuring Brain Function
Reflexive Behaviors
Defining and Measuring Personalities
Clinical Assessment of Personality Types
Cognitive Functions
The Future: Understanding and Measuring Brain Function
Sustaining a Healthy Brain (and a Healthy Mind)
Epilogue
Summary
Chapter Review Questions
Key Terms
References
Cases
Legislation
Chapter 4. Etiology of Mental Illness
Chapter Outline
Learning Objectives
Prologue
Chapter Overview
Framing the Issues
The Role of Theory
The Goals of Theories
Research and Etiology
Defining Mental Illness
Biological Causes
Genetic Disorders
Progressive Mental Disorders
Traumatic Brain Injury
Biochemical Causes
Biochemistry in a Nutshell
Neurotoxins and Behavior
Drug Abuse and Comorbidity
Psychological Causes
Sociological Causes
Epilogue
Summary
Key Terms
Chapter Review Questions
References
Cases
Legislation
Part II: Providing Justice, Providing Mental Healthcare
Chapter 5. First Responders and Street Encounters
Chapter Outline
Learning Objectives
Prologue
Chapter Overview
Framing the Issues
Street Solutions
Street Encounters
Encountering the Homeless
Welfare Checks: “Howya doin’? Whatcha doin’?”
Best Practices
Police-Citizen Encounters: Defining the Parameters
Crisis Intervention Teams (CITs)
Alternative Approaches
Risk Management
Contemporary Concerns
Organizational Responses
Lethal Force and Street Encounters with the Mentally Ill
Epilogue
Summary
Chapter Review Questions
Key Terms
References
Cases
Chapter 6. Involuntary and Voluntary Commitments
Chapter Outline
Learning Objectives
Prologue
Chapter Overview
Framing the Issues
Danger to Self and Others
Behavioral Elements: A Starting Point
State Legal Definitions
Involuntary Commitment
State Statutes
Filing the Petition
The Hearings
Length of Stay
Voluntary Commitment
State Statutes
Discharge from Voluntary Commitment
Outpatient Commitments
Epilogue
Summary
Key Terms
Chapter Review Questions
References
Case
Chapter 7. Legal Competency and the Criminal Trial
Chapter Outline
Learning Objectives
Prologue
Chapter Overview
Framing the Issues
Incompetency
Constitutional Considerations
Criminal Rules of Procedure
Ethical Obligations
Ex Parte Communications with the Judge
Legal Proceedings
Court-Ordered Restoration of Competency
Epilogue
Summary
Chapter Review Questions
Key Terms
References
Cases
Legislation
Chapter 8. Mentally Ill Defendants: Defenses, Pleas, and Verdicts
Chapter Outline
Learning Objectives
Prologue
Chapter Overview
Framing the Issues
History of the Insanity Defense
Criminal Procedure: The When and the How of a Plea of Insanity
Timing in the Investigation of a Not Guilty/Insanity Plea
The Verdict: Proving Insanity
Legal Tests for Insanity
Applying the M’Naghten Rule
Jeffery Dahmer and the Insanity Plea: How Insane Do You Have to Be?
Applying the Model Penal Code
Guilty but Mentally Ill: Guilty but Insane
Temporary Insanity and Diminished Capacity Defenses
The “Twinkie” Defense
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Battered Spouse Syndrome
Homicidal Somnambulism: The “Sleepwalking Defense”
Epilogue
Summary
Chapter Review Questions
Key Terms
References
Cases
Legislation
Chapter 9. Correctional Treatment of the Mentally Ill
Chapter Outline
Learning Objectives
Prologue
Chapter Overview
Framing the Issues
Community Corrections
Extent of the Problem
Mental Health Clients
Mental Health Programs
Institutional Corrections
Extent of the Problem
Mental Health Clients
Mental Health Programs
Executing the Mentally Ill
Epilogue
Summary
Chapter Review Questions
Key Terms
References
Cases
Legislation
Part III: Special Issues
Chapter 10. Juveniles and Mental Illness: Special Considerations
Chapter Outline
Learning Objectives
Prologue
Chapter Overview
Framing the Issues
Strand One: Juvenile Justice System
Strand Two: Adolescents and the Mental Health System
Triggers of Mental Illness in Early Childhood
Conduct Disorders, Drugs, and Delinquency
Strand Three: Specific Needs and Child Protection Systems
Mental Competency for a Juvenile
Suicidal Ideation
Sex Trafficking and Minors
Strand Four: Children, Mental Health, and Education
Schools and Misbehavior
Recidivism
Epilogue
Summary
Key Terms
Chapter Review Questions
References
Cases
Legislation
Chapter 11. Mental Illness Issues in the Community
Chapter Outline
Learning Objectives
Prologue
Chapter Overview
Framing the Issues
Hoarding
Treatments for Object Hoarding
Animal Hoarding
Characteristics of Animal Hoarding
Interventions with Animal Hoarding
Homelessness
Nationwide Issues and Concerns
Criminality and Homelessness
Target Victims and the Mentally Ill: Stalking
Scary Strangers, Fighting Neighbors and Violent Families
Scary Stranger Issues of Stalking and Responsive Remedies
Cyber-Stalking and Cyber-Bullying
Neighborhood Fights, Fits, and Run-Ins
Domestic Violence and Protective Orders
Guardianships
Epilogue
Summary
Key Terms
Chapter Review Questions
References
Legislation
Cases
Chapter 12. Justice for the Mentally Ill: Human Rights and At-Risk Groups
Chapter Outline
Learning Objectives
Prologue
Chapter Overview
Framing the Issues
Human Rights Issues
Global Views on Mental Health Rights
Mental Health Rights and Issues in the United States
Elder Mistreatment
Understanding the Issues
Working Toward Solutions
Veterans
Understanding the Issues
Working Toward Solutions
Gender Identity
Understanding the Issues
Working Toward Solutions
Race and Ethnicity
Understanding the Issues
Working Toward Solutions
Epilogue
Summary
Key Terms
Chapter Review Questions
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