Incapacitating the Dangerous in England and Wales: High Expectations - Harsh Reality
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https://doi.org/10.19164/ijmhcl.v0i6.349Abstract
This presentation offers some brief comments on the socio-historical concept of ‘dangerousness’, legal and sentencing issues in contemporary context, problems of definition and, finally, some clinical considerations in the light of the foregoing discussion. A number of these issues are discussed more fully in my book ‘Will They Do it Again?’
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