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Allocative efficiency of opioid overdose prevention strategies for people incarcerated in New Jersey. [PDF]

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To Detain or Not to Detain: A Question of Public Duty?

Psychiatry, Psychology and Law, 2009
This article examines case law and legislation in order to address the question as to whether psychiatrists owe a duty of care to members of the public to detain individuals with mental illnesses and who are at risk of harming others. It explores a hypothetical scenario in which a victim, or his or her estate or family, wishes to sue a psychiatrist for
Shrikkanth Rangarajan∗   +1 more
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Detained

New England Journal of Medicine, 2021
Merlys Rodriguez-Hernandez   +8 more
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The Detained

Eva Contreras had been incarcerated at Eloy Detention Center for three months. As the young Venezuelan woman waited for her asylum hearing, she shared the long journey she and her husband made along Mexico’s vertical border and the fugitive strategies she deployed to survive immigrant detention.
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TO DETAIN OR NOT TO DETAIN: THE LEGAL, FINANCIAL, AND HUMANITARIAN RAMIFICATIONS OF DETAINING ALL MIGRANTS WITHOUT A LAWFUL STATUS

2022
This thesis analyzes the implications—legal, financial, and humanitarian—arising from immigrant detention in the United States. The methods used are as follows: legal analysis, both international and domestic; cost analysis of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facilities and private prisons; and comparative analysis of actual immigrant ...
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