Justice-involved veterans return to civilian life with a variety of mental and physical health
challenges that often go untreated and increase their risk for self-harm and involvement in …

Frank Baffour employed the critical social work theory, social learning theory, and labelling
perspective to explore factors contributing to recidivism in selected prisons in Ghana …

Despite their rapid spread over the last 15 years, little research has explored the perceptions
of Veterans Treatment Courts (VTCs) team members regarding the viability and longevity of …

Objective To investigate if and how support for Veterans Treatment Court changed as a
consequence of the veteran's mental health label (PTSD, war injury, no mental illness) and …

A patchwork of drug courts and other problem-solving courts currently exists to divert
individuals with mental illness and substance use disorders away from the criminal justice …

Using primary source materials from medical, government, and journalism archives, this
study of public medical discourse reveals the role of argumentation in positively shaping …

Veterans Treatment Courts (VTCs) are one of the ever‐developing brands of specialty or
problem‐solving courts that have emerged in recent decades. These courts recognize that …

Although the overall veteran, arrestee, and incarcerated populations have been decreasing,
women as a percentage of the veteran population and those legal involved are on the rise …

Several controversies surround Veterans Treatment Courts (VTCs), such as excluding
veterans who commit violent offenses and requiring a direct relationship between a …

Abstract Veterans Treatment Courts (VTCs) grew exponentially in the last decade with more
than 550 courts, dockets and tracks operating in the US Eligibility criteria and operating …