LISW, Chief, Office of Forensic Services, Ohio Department of Mental Health
Capital University Law Review › Núm. 32-4, Julio 2004
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I. Where Are The Projects Now? A. Athens B. Clark C. Clermont D. Columbiana E. Fairfield F. Franklin G. Gallia H. Lake I. Licking/Knox J. Lucas K. Montgomery L. Tuscarawas II. What Have We Learned? A. Successes Of Projects 1. Increased Awareness 2. Strong Leadership/Oversight And Advisory Boards B. Challenges Of Projects 1. Judicial Involvement 2. Housing And Employment 3. System Development And Turf Issues 4. Engagement Of Offenders III. Summary
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LISW, Chief, Office of Forensic Services, Ohio Department of Mental Health
Previously published in the Ohio Forensic Newsletter and the Ohio Judicial Conference Newsletter. Republished with permission.
LISW, Chief, Office of Forensic Services, Ohio Department of Mental Health. Manager, Mental Health Diversion Alternatives, Ohio Department of Mental Health. This is the second article in a series about effectively dealing with mentally ill offenders in the criminal justice system. Justice Evelyn Lundberg Stratton, Supreme Court of Ohio, has had a longtime interest in developing solutions to this problem and has formed the Supreme Court of Ohio Advisory Committee on Mentally Ill in the Courts for that purpose. This article, written by members of the Supreme Court of Ohio Advisory Committee on th...Ver el contenido completo de este documento
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