Criminal Justice Mental Health and the Politics of Risk 1st Edition by Nicola S Gray, Judith M Laing, Lesley Noaks ISBN 1859416403 9781859416402

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ISBN 10: 1859416403 
ISBN 13: 9781859416402
Author: Nicola S Gray, Judith M Laing, Lesley Noaks

Criminal Justice Mental Health and the Politics of Risk 1st Table of contents:

CHAPTER 1: RISK: THE PROFESSIONAL, THE INDIVIDUAL, SOCIETY AND THE LAW
1.1 INTRODUCTION – ‘RISK SOCIETY’
1.2 SECTION ONE: RISK ASSESSMENT IN MENTAL HEALTH AND PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY
1.3 SECTION TWO: RISK MANAGEMENT AND THE LAW: BALANCING INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS AND PUBLIC PROTECTION
1.4 SECTION THREE: RISK IN SOCIAL CONTEXTS

SECTION ONE: RISK ASSESSMENT IN MENTAL HEALTH AND PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY

CHAPTER 2: RISK MANAGEMENT IN THE REAL WORLD
2.1 INTRODUCTION
2.2 THEORETICAL LIMITATIONS OF STUDIES OF RISKS IN PSYCHIATRY
2.3 SUMMARY
2.4 PRACTICAL LIMITATIONS OF STUDIES OF RISK IN PSYCHIATRY
2.5 UNTOWARD INCIDENT INQUIRIES
2.6 INQUIRY NO 1
2.7 INQUIRY NO 2
2.8 INQUIRY NO 3
2.9 INQUIRY NO 4
2.10 SUMMARY: ISSUES EMERGING FROM HOMICIDE INQUIRIES
2.11 DIRECTIONS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH

CHAPTER 3: PSYCHOPATHY AND RISK FOR RECIDIVISM AND VIOLENCE
3.1 INTRODUCTION
3.2 THE ASSESSMENT OF RISK
3.3 PSYCHOPATHY: THE CONCEPT
3.4 THE ASSESSMENT OF PSYCHOPATHY The Psychopathy Checklist – Revised (PCL-R) and its derivatives
3.5 FACTOR STRUCTURE
3.6 DSM-IV
3.7 PSYCHOPATHY AND CRIME
3.8 PSYCHOPATHY AND VIOLENCE
3.9 PSYCHOPATHY: RISK FOR RECIDIVISM AND VIOLENCE
3.10 ADULT OFFENDERS
3.11 ADOLESCENT OFFENDERS
3.12 FORENSIC PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS
3.13 CIVIL PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS
3.14 SEXUAL VIOLENCE
3.15 A DEADLY COMBINATION
3.16 TREATMENT OF PSYCHOPATHS
3.17 CONCLUSIONS
Author notes

CHAPTER 4: THE ETHICS OF CLINICAL RISK ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT: DEVELOPING LAW AND THE ROLE OF MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
4.1 WELFARE AND JUSTICE, AND THEIR RELATION WITH THE SOCIAL ROLES OF MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
4.2 WELFARE VERSUS JUSTICE
4.3 MORE ON SOCIAL ROLES IN TERMS OF WELFARE AND JUSTICE
4.4 DSPD AS THE LEADING EDGE OF CHANGING PROFESSIONAL ROLES, AND AS THE FOCUS OF A PROFESSIONAL DEFENCE
4.5 CONCLUSION

SECTION TWO: RISK MANAGEMENT AND THE LAW: BALANCING INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS AND PUBLIC PROTECTION

CHAPTER 5: RADICAL RISK MANAGEMENT, MENTAL HEALTH AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE
5.1 INTRODUCTION
5.2 RADICAL RISK MANAGEMENT
5.3 HUMAN RIGHTS
5.4 PRISONERS AND PATIENTS: CONVERGING LEGAL STATUS?
5.5 PERSONALITY DISORDER: TREATMENT OR PREVENTIVE DETENTION
5.6 REFORMING THE MENTAL HEALTH ACT 1983: THE WHITE PAPER PROPOSALS
5.7 CONCLUSION

CHAPTER 6: BALANCING RIGHTS AND RISKS: DILEMMAS OF JUSTICE AND DIFFERENCE
6.1 INTRODUCTION – JUSTICE IN THE RISK SOCIETY
6.2 RISK AND PENAL POLICY IN THE 1990s
6.3 SOME PERSPECTIVES ON RISK
6.4 TOWARDS A RENEWAL OF JUSTICE

CHAPTER 7: RISKY MONEY: REGULATING FINANCIAL CRIME
7.1 INTRODUCTION
7.4 INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE FRAUD SURVEYS
7.5 THE EXTENT OF PERSONAL FINANCIAL CRIME: SOME INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS
7.6 GENERAL COMMENTS ON FRAUD SURVEYS AND RISKS

SECTION THREE: RISK IN SOCIAL CONTEXTS

CHAPTER 8: THE LANGUAGE AND TECHNOLOGIES OF RISK
8.1 INTRODUCTION
8.2 THE RISE OF RISK
8.3 LIVING IN A RISK SOCIETY?
8.4 THE CONSTRUCTION OF RISK
8.5 AN ARCHAEOLOGY OF RISK
8.6 CONTEXTUALISATION
8.7 RISK AND INTERACTION: THE CASE OF THE NOTTING HILL CARNIVAL
8.8 RISK AND PRACTICE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF DANGEROUS PEOPLE
8.9 CONCLUSIONS
Acknowledgments

CHAPTER 9: PUBLIC PROTECTION, PARTNERSHIP AND RISK PENALTY: THE MULTI-AGENCY RISK MANAGEMENT OF SEXUAL AND VIOLENT OFFENDERS
9.1 INTRODUCTION
9.2 HISTORICAL BACKGROUND: FROM THE ‘DANGEROUSNESS DEBATE’ TO ‘RISK PENALTY’
9.3 A POST-MODERN PENALTY?
9.4 MULTI-AGENCY RISK MANAGEMENT: PERTINENT FINDINGS
9.5 PARTNERSHIP AND ACCOUNTABILITY
9.6 CONCLUDING REMARKS

CHAPTER 10: RISKINESS AND AT-RISK-NESS: SOME AMBIGUOUS FEATURES OF THE CURRENT PENAL LANDSCAPE
10.1 INTRODUCTION
10.2 RISK IN BRITISH PENAL POLITICS 1990–2001
10.3 CONCLUSIONS

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