Mental health diversion: Effects of mandated vs. non-mandated strategies

Nahama Broner; Damon Mayrl; Gerald landsberg

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Mental health diversion

Effects of mandated vs. non-mandated strategies

Broner, N., Mayrl, D., & landsberg, G. (2007). Mental health diversion: Effects of mandated vs. non-mandated strategies. In Treating addicted offenders: A continuum of effective practices volume II (pp. 19 - 1-19-12). Civic Research Institute.

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