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245 00 Risk and rehabilitation :|bmanagement and treatment of
substance misuse and mental health problems in the
criminal justice system /|cedited by Aaron Pycroft and
Suzie Clift.
260 Bristol ;|aChicago, IL :|bPolicy Press,|c2012.
300 1 online resource (viii, 204 pages)
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
337 computer|bc|2rdamedia
338 online resource|bcr|2rdacarrier
505 0 Risk and Rehabilitation; Contents; List of contributors;
Introduction; 1. The numbers game: a systems perspective
on risk; Introduction; Complexity and evolution;
Organisational approaches to risk; Case study and
conclusion; 2. Risk, assessment and the practice of
actuarial criminal justice; Introduction; Risk and
dangerousness; Risk, legislation and practice; Mental
health, risk, dangerousness and criminal justice; The even
more 'unpopular' implications; Conclusion; 3. The Mental
Health Act: dual diagnosis, public protection and legal
dilemmas in practice; Introduction.
505 8 Contextual background to Part III of the Mental Health
ActThe Mental Health Act exclusion criteria for drugs and
alcohol; Care pathways for dually diagnosed clients under
Part III of the MHA; Hospital Orders and Restriction
Orders; Detention under a Transfer Order; Treatment for
DDCs in prison as per the sentencing policy requirements
relating to the specific index offence; Discussion of case
studies; Conclusion; 4. Risk and rehabilitation: a fusion
of concepts?; Introduction; The meanings of
rehabilitation; Penal welfarism: the birth and hegemony of
rehabilitation in England and Wales.
505 8 The decline of rehabilitation and the emergence of risk in
criminological thoughtA post-rehabilitative paradigm
shift; The reconfiguration of rehabilitation and risk; The
'new' rehabilitationists; The reconfiguration of
rehabilitation; Front-line perspectives: human agency and
the nature of organisational change; Rehabilitation and
risk: criminogenic needs and the transformative risk-
rehabilitation hybrid; The future of rehabilitation:
naturalistic rehabilitation and desistence from crime
beyond correctional agencies; Coupling rehabilitation and
risk in criminal justice: the Community Order.
505 8 Conclusion5. Seeking out rehabilitation within the Drug
Rehabilitation Requirement; Introduction; Drug policy; The
Drug Rehabilitation Requirement; Delivering the Drug
Rehabilitation Requirement; Expectations of those on Drug
Rehabilitation Requirements; Enforcement practice; Court
reviews; Partnership arrangements; Responding to complex
needs in the context of court-mandated treatment;
Evaluating effectiveness; Offender management,
rehabilitation and the Drug Rehabilitation Requirement;
Concluding comments; 6. The Mental Health Treatment
Requirement: the promise and the practice.
505 8 IntroductionThe Mental Health Treatment Requirement:
practice and problems; How to identify and select
offenders; Putting a Mental Health Treatment Requirement
in place; Enforcement; Conclusion; 7. The Alcohol
Treatment Requirement: drunk but compliant; Introduction;
Alcohol; Alcohol and crime; Models of Care for Alcohol
Misusers; Alcohol Treatment Requirement case study;
Conclusion; 8. Community Orders and the Mental Health
Court pilot: a service user perspective of what
constitutes a quality, effective intervention;
Introduction; Background to the Mental Health Court pilot.
506 1 Unlimited number of concurrent users.|5UkHlHU
650 0 Substance abuse|zGreat Britain.
650 0 Drug abuse and crime|zGreat Britain.
650 0 Criminal justice, Administration of|zGreat Britain.
700 1 Pycroft, Aaron.
700 1 Clift, Suzie.
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