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Ill-Equipped
U.S. Prisons and Offenders with Mental Illness
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Table of Contents
Ill-Equipped:
I. SUMMARY
II. RECOMMENDATIONS
III. BACKGROUND
IV. WHO ARE THE MENTALLY ILL IN PRISON?
V. MENTAL ILLNESS AND WOMEN PRISONERS
VI. SYSTEMS IN TRANSITION
VII. DIFFICULTIES MENTALLY ILL PRISONERS FACE COPING IN PRISON
I.J., New York
VIII. INADEQUATE RESPONSES AND ABUSES BY CORRECTIONAL STAFF
Timothy Perry, Connecticut
Y.D., California
Mark Edward Walker, Montana
IX. INADEQUATE MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT IN PRISONS
X. INSUFFICIENT PROVISION OF SPECIALIZED FACILITIES FOR SERIOUSLY ILL PRISONERS
XI. CASE STUDY: ALABAMA, A SYSTEM IN CRISIS
V.K., New York
XII. MENTALLY ILL PRISONERS AND SEGREGATION
R.P., New York
L.J., New York
XIII. SUICIDE AND SELF-MUTILATION
Felix Jorge, New York
XIV. FAILURE TO PROVIDE DISCHARGE SERVICES
XV. LEGAL STANDARDS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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