Veterans with histories of incarceration are at greater risk for poor physical and mental
health outcomes, yet prior research in this population has focused on specific subsets of …

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 …

Introduction: Research on former military personnel incarcerated in Canada is limited. The
objectives of this study were to determine the characteristics and criminogenic risk factors of …

Objective The Health Care for Reentry Veterans (HCRV) program provides Veterans Health
Administration outreach services to veterans incarcerated in state and federal prisons. This …

Military veterans make up 8% of the total incarcerated population in the US, and many more
veterans are involved in some stage of the criminal justice system. This chapter provides an …

Background In spite of an elevated prevalence of trauma histories among prisoners, there
has been little research examining the relationship between incarceration and posttraumatic …

Purpose Prior studies of incarcerated military veterans center on the notion that they are
fundamentally different from non-veterans in terms of criminogenic risk. Some scholars have …

Purpose Unprecedented growth in the US prison population has highlighted the
overrepresentation of racial/ethnic minorities in prisons. This study examined the hypothesis …

The physiological effects of imprisonment are well-documented and include a heightened
risk for various forms of mortality post-release. The incarceration-mortality nexus does not …

Using data from national surveys of jail and prison inmates conducted in 2002 and 2004, the
authors found that male veterans in the age group that entered military service in the early …