Source: (2013) Mental Health Law & Policy Journal. 2:173-232.
As the number of problem-solving courts in this country
prolferate,’ the scholarship regarding such courts bourgeons as
well. This annotated bibliography serves three purposes: (1) it
provides the reader with a startingp oint and ready reference guide
for accessing the research on problem-solving courts generally;
(2) it positions drug courts and mental health courts amid the
broader array of existing problem-solving courts; and (3) it
provides concrete examples of the operation of such courts. It,
finally, supplements the footnote citations of the three new voices
featured in this symposium edition.(author’s abstract)
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