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2. Mental Health Issues for People With Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders in the Criminal Justice System.

Author

Conry, Julianne and Fast, Diane K.

Subjects
MENTAL illness treatment, ETIOLOGY of mental illnesses, CRIMINALS with mental illness, FETAL alcohol syndrome, DISEASE complications, PSYCHOLOGY
Abstract

In this article the authors discuss the ways that people with fetal alcohol spectrum disorders are treated in the Canadian judicial system. They suggest that because people with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder may be at an increased risk for maladaptive behaviors that may lead to criminal activity, mental health practitioners need to consider the implication that the disorder may have on the legal system.

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2010
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3. Les problèmes de santé mentale et le système de justice pénale: le cas des personnes souffrant de troubles causés par l'alcoolisation fœtale.

Author

Conry, Julianne and Fast, Diane K.

Subjects
MENTAL illness treatment, ETIOLOGY of mental illnesses, CRIMINALS with mental illness, FETAL alcohol syndrome, DISEASE complications, PSYCHOLOGY
Abstract

In this article the authors discuss the ways that people with fetal alcohol spectrum disorders are treated in the Canadian judicial system. They suggest that because people with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder may be at an increased risk for maladaptive behaviors that may lead to criminal activity, mental health practitioners need to consider the implication that the disorder may have on the legal system.

Published
2010
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6. Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder as a Marker for Increased Risk of Involvement with Correction Systems

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Burd, Larry, Fast, Diane K., Conry, Julianne, and Williams, Andrew

Abstract

Fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD) may be common in adolescents and adults in the corrections systems. However, current prevalence estimates for FASD suggest that nearly all affected people are undiagnosed in corrections systems. In this article we provide an overview of our experience with FASD in corrections populations and present strategies for screening, assessment and intervention. We conclude with a plan to provide training to corrections staff in response to identified preferences and needs identified by Canadian and American corrections staff.

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2010
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