Criminalization of Mental Illness Reader
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Criminalization of Mental Illness Reader

by Kelly Frailing, Risdon Slate

Law Medicine
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The Criminalization of Mental Illness Reader, edited by Kelly Frailing and Risdon Slate, compiles essential readings on the intersection of mental health and criminal justice. It examines how mental illnesses are often addressed through punitive measures rather than treatment, offering insights for reform and better policy approaches in this vital area.

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The Criminalization of Mental Illness Reader, edited by Kelly Frailing and Risdon Slate, addresses the growing concern of how mental health issues intersect with the criminal justice system.

This collection brings together important perspectives on policies, practices, and societal impacts related to treating mental illness through criminal means.

Designed for students, professionals, and policymakers, the reader provides foundational readings to understand and address these complex challenges.

Through curated selections, it highlights the need for reform in how society responds to individuals with mental health conditions.

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