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Criminalization of Mental Illness

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76 San Francisco Civil Grand Jury Report Underscores Need for #aBedInstead
77 JAILS UNEQUIPPED, OVERWHELMED WITH INMATES WHO SUFFER FROM MENTAL ILLNESSES
78 RESEARCH WEEKLY: Beyond Raising Cain: The Role of Serious Mental Illness in Family Homicide
79 Bloomberg Editorial Board Supports HR 2646 and #aBedInstead
80 JAILS UNEQUIPPED, OVERWHELMED WITH INMATES WHO SUFFER FROM MENTAL ILLNESSES
81 Psychiatric Bed Shortage an “Unimaginable Crisis” in Sonoma County
82 RESEARCH WEEKLY: Beyond Going, Going, Gone: Beds Behind Bars
83 RESEARCH WEEKLY: Lionel Penrose, Psychiatric Beds and Mental Illness Behind Bars
84 The Denver Post Calls for #aBedInstead
85 Inmates with Mental Illness in California Jail Suffer Rights Violations, Report Says
86 Florida Family Denied Treatment Twice “Shaken to Core” by Tragedy
87 Colorado Debates Holding People in a Psychiatric Crisis in Jail
88 Hey! It's Mental Health Awareness Month
89 "We Don't Have Any Beds For Your Son" – personally speaking
90 Getting to the Root of the Problem in Washington
91 The “Cascading Effect” of Insufficient Psychiatric Hospital Beds
92 10 WAYS WOMEN WITH SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS SUFFER MORE
93 There Has Been More Than One Death Behind Bars
94 Texas Man Condemned to Death Despite Lifelong, Severe Mental Illness
95 Senate HELP Proposal Ignores the Most Severely Ill, Perpetuates Broken System
96 No Psych Beds, No Relief in Sight
97 “My Grandson was a Precious Soul who Lost his Life Needlessly” – personally speaking
98 “My Son is Trapped in an Indifferent System” — personally speaking
99 New Bill Sends Mentally Ill to Jail, Even if They Haven’t Committed a Crime
100 Another ACLU Settlement, but Confinement Still Possible for People with Mental Illness
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76. San Francisco Civil Grand Jury Report Underscores Need for #aBedInstead

77. JAILS UNEQUIPPED, OVERWHELMED WITH INMATES WHO SUFFER FROM MENTAL ILLNESSES

78. RESEARCH WEEKLY: Beyond Raising Cain: The Role of Serious Mental Illness in Family Homicide

79. Bloomberg Editorial Board Supports HR 2646 and #aBedInstead

80. JAILS UNEQUIPPED, OVERWHELMED WITH INMATES WHO SUFFER FROM MENTAL ILLNESSES

81. Psychiatric Bed Shortage an “Unimaginable Crisis” in Sonoma County

82. RESEARCH WEEKLY: Beyond Going, Going, Gone: Beds Behind Bars

83. RESEARCH WEEKLY: Lionel Penrose, Psychiatric Beds and Mental Illness Behind Bars

84. The Denver Post Calls for #aBedInstead

85. Inmates with Mental Illness in California Jail Suffer Rights Violations, Report Says

86. Florida Family Denied Treatment Twice “Shaken to Core” by Tragedy

87. Colorado Debates Holding People in a Psychiatric Crisis in Jail

88. Hey! It's Mental Health Awareness Month

89. "We Don't Have Any Beds For Your Son" – personally speaking

90. Getting to the Root of the Problem in Washington

91. The “Cascading Effect” of Insufficient Psychiatric Hospital Beds

92. 10 WAYS WOMEN WITH SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS SUFFER MORE

93. There Has Been More Than One Death Behind Bars

94. Texas Man Condemned to Death Despite Lifelong, Severe Mental Illness

95. Senate HELP Proposal Ignores the Most Severely Ill, Perpetuates Broken System

96. No Psych Beds, No Relief in Sight

97. “My Grandson was a Precious Soul who Lost his Life Needlessly” – personally speaking

98. “My Son is Trapped in an Indifferent System” — personally speaking

99. New Bill Sends Mentally Ill to Jail, Even if They Haven’t Committed a Crime

100. Another ACLU Settlement, but Confinement Still Possible for People with Mental Illness

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