Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Does sex offending lead to homicide?,2000,11,1,49,Francis
Negotiating domestic violence: police criminal justice and victims unwanted sex: the culture of intimidation and the failure of the law,2000,11,2,476-478,Morris
Prediction of Violence Using the HCR-20: A Prospective Study in Two Maximum-Security Correctional Institutions,2000,11,1,167-175,Belfrage
Health screening at first reception into prison,1997,8,2,435-439,Mason
Death by homicide in Special Hospitals,1997,8,3,602-619,Minne
Outcomes in a sample of Finnish fire-setters,1997,8,1,127-137,Repo
Characteristics needs and reoffending in a group of patients with schizophrenia formerly treated in medium security,1999,10,1,69-83,Baxter
Legal and psychological aspects of stalking: A review,2000,11,2,316-327,McGuire
Services for mentally disordered offenders in community psychiatry teams,2000,11,3,571-586,Kelly
Legal digest: A summary of recent case-law,2001,12,3,662-669,Dolan
Content of command hallucinations predicts self-harm but not violence in a medium secure unit,2002,13,2,251-262,Watt
Screening new inmates in a female prison,2002,13,2,428-439,Earthrowl
The 5-year report of the National Confidential Inquiry into Suicide and Homicide by People with Mental Illness. II: Law and policy,2002,13,1,138-143,Richardson
The 5-year report of the National Confidential Inquiry into Suicide and Homicide by People with Mental Illness. I: Clinical practice,2002,13,1,131-137,Holloway