Despite the high rates of trauma histories in offenders and the link between trauma and
subsequent criminal behavior, the mechanisms underlying the relationship between trauma …

The current study sought to examine access to services by various veteran subgroups:
racial/ethnic minorities, females, rural populations, and LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual …

Although awareness of intimate partner violence (IPV) has increased, acknowledging that
American military members and their families are particularly vulnerable to these forms of …

Returning military troops have garnered attention, but there is little focus on veterans in the
correctional setting. Approximately 11% of US inmates are veterans, and there are striking …

Background Combat exposure is associated with increased risk of mental disorders and
suicidality. Moral injury, or persistent effects of perpetrating or witnessing acts that violate …

The review of research on the treatment needs of justice-involved Veterans found that many
of them have mental health needs that may impact their reentry into the community after …

The current study examined (a) how veteran status, race, and other individual characteristics
are associated with any lifetime incarceration in the US adult population; and (b) differences …

The criminal career paradigm is a major research area but has largely overlooked federal
offenders and federal data. Drawing on a population of federal supervised release clients in …

LAY SUMMARY Incarcerated Veterans represent 2.5% of the federal offender population
and are a unique subset of the general Canadian Veteran population. This study provides …

Identifying whether there is a nexus between Iraq and Afghanistan combat injuries and
civilian violence on return from deployment is complicated by differences in reactions of …