Men, especially veteran men, are at greater risk to die by suicide as compared to women
and civilians. Researchers have previously attributed this to men's more probable use of …

This thesis provides an evaluation of a Veterans Treatment Court in the northwestern United
States. Previously collected data from clients within the court was analyzed and helped …

The adult incarcerated population in the United States includes military veterans. These
veterans are identified as justice-involved veterans and account for a large percentage of …

The purpose of this holistic, multiple-case design case study was to describe the
transformative learning journey of justice-involved veterans assigned to one of Washington …

Approximately three percent of incarcerated individuals in Canada are veterans with unique
mental health needs. The purpose of the current study was to examine incarcerated …

United States military veterans are a special population of men and women that have
willingly sacrificed their lives to serve their country. They are perceived to be patriotic …

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Background Justice-involved veterans demonstrate greater mental health and psychosocial
needs relative to justice-involved nonveterans and veterans without a criminal history …

Unlike other well-established models of problem-solving courts, veteran courts do not have
standardized procedures with regards to admission or components. The goal of the current …

Decades of punitive criminal justice policies in the United States have depleted public
budgets, disrupted families and communities, and fallen short of their intended purpose. By …