This systematic review and meta-analysis investigated whether problem-solving court
interventions that employed judicial supervision were more effective in reducing recidivism …

Mental health courts (MHCs) are increasingly used across the United States as a means of
reducing contact with the criminal justice system for individuals experiencing serious mental …

In a cohort of young people referred to an Australian mental health court diversion service
over a 7-year period, 46.5% of those deemed eligible (n= 523) were granted diversion and …

Aim Law enforcement officers are tasked with responding to various types of calls for service
in the community, including individuals in crisis. Thus, the current study examines public …

Abstract Mental Health Courts (MHCs) are a type of treatment court created to divert
offenders with mental illness away from incarceration and into community-based treatment …

Estimates indicate that nearly half of rural jail detainees meet the criteria for co-occurring
disorders (COD). It is critical to examine factors of recidivism among detainees with COD in …

Mental health courts are an increasingly common option for defendants whose mental
health impedes the effectiveness of traditional justice processing. Determinations of …

Our study examined co-occurring substance use and major depressive disorders among
justice-involved adolescents to inform behavioral health services planning within US …

Mental health courts are a type of treatment court that utilizes the principles of therapeutic
jurisprudence to provide a treatment-oriented approach rather than the traditional …

This study examined the rehabilitation efforts of the State of New Mexico's efforts to
reintegrate released offenders back into society. Currently, the State of New Mexico's …