Abstract
Get full access to this article
View all access options for this article.
References
1.
Illich, I.
(1975 ). Medical Nemesis . London : Marion Boyars .
2.
Kendell, R.E.
(1975 ). The concept of disease and its implications for psychiatry . British Journal of Psychiatry , 127 ; p. 305 .
3.
Scott, P.D.
(1975 ). Has psychiatry failed in the treatment of offenders ? I.S.T.D .
4.
Marinker, M.
(1975 ). The doctor and his patient . Leicester
University Press .
5.
Bluglass, R.S.
(1966 ). A psychiatric study of Scottish convicted prisoners . M.D. Thesis, University of St. Andrews .
6.
Gibbens, T.C.N.
(1975 ). The extent of abnormalitv among prisoners. Mental Handicap Papers , 7, p. 34 . Kings Fund Centre .
7.
Gunn, J.
,
Robertson, G.
,
Dell, S.
and
Way, C.
Psychiatric aspects of imprisonment . To be published.
8.
Berry, C.
and
Orwin, A.
(1966 ). "No fixed abode"; A Survey of Mental Hospital Admissions . British Journal of Psychiatry , 112 , p. 1019 .
9.
Rollin, H.
(1969 ). The mentally abnormal offender and the law . Oxford , Pergamon .
10.
H.M.S.O.
(1975 ). Report of the Committee on Mentally Abnormal Offenders . Cmnd. 6244.
11.
Bowden, P.
(1975 ). Liberty and psychiatry . British Medical Journal , 4 , 94 .