Lord Bradley's review of people with mental health or learning disabilities in the criminal justice system in England: All not equal in the eyes of the law?

Author： Brooker C   Gojkovic D.   Sirdifield C.   Fox C.  

Publisher： Emerald Group Publishing Ltd

ISSN： 1744-9200

Source： International Journal of Prisoner Health, Vol.5, Iss.3, 2009-01, pp. : 171-175

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