Ending the Criminalization of People with Mental Illness: A Matter of Human Rights
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Ending the Criminalization of People with Mental Illness: A Matter of Human Rights

by Ginger Lerner-Wren

Law Mental Health social issues human rights
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Ending the Criminalization of People with Mental Illness explores a pressing issue at the intersection of mental health, law, and human rights. Ginger Lerner-Wren examines criminalization as a social and justice concern, offering readers a focused introduction to an important public policy topic.

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Ending the Criminalization of People with Mental Illness examines the relationship between mental illness and the criminal justice system.

Framed as a matter of human rights, the book focuses on the consequences of treating mental health concerns through criminalization.

Ginger Lerner-Wren presents a subject relevant to readers interested in law, mental health, justice, and social policy.

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