"Jail
recidivism may be an important indicator of the extent
to which patients receive psychiatric services in jail,
and are involved in a pattern of behaviour that prompts
intervention by the criminal justice system" (Draine,
Solomon & Meyerson, 1994, p. 163).
"The
rates of patients return to jail may indicate the
relative efficacy of community health services in
preventing recidivism" (Draine, Solomon &
Meyerson, 1994, p. 163).
"Our
research may indicate that the boundary between the
community and the jail system is crossed more often
by a subgroup of jail detainees for whom appropriate
effective community treatment is not readily available"
(Draine, Solomon & Meyerson, 1994, p. 166).
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