David Webb is Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Social Science at Nottingham Trent University. Robert Harris is Professor in the Department of Politics and Asian Studies at the University of Hull.

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• Preface Introduction 1 Mental disorder and social order: underlying themes in crime management 2 Public Inquiries in mental health (with particular reference to the Blackwood case at Broadmoor and the patient-complaints of Ashworth Hospital) 3 The police and the mentally disordered in the community 4 Diverting mentally disordered offenders from custody 5 Recreating mayhem? Developing understanding for social work with mentally disordered people 6 Multi-agency risk management of mentally disordered sex offenders: a probation case study 7 The Parole Board and the mentally disordered offender 8 Control and compassion: the uncertain role of Mental Health Review Tribunals in the management of the mentally ill 9 Thinking horses, not zebras 10 A balance of possibilities: some concluding notes on rights, risks and the mentally disordered offender

David Webb is Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Social Science at Nottingham Trent University. Robert Harris is Professor in the Department of Politics and Asian Studies at the University of Hull.

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• Preface Introduction 1 Mental disorder and social order: underlying themes in crime management 2 Public Inquiries in mental health (with particular reference to the Blackwood case at Broadmoor and the patient-complaints of Ashworth Hospital) 3 The police and the mentally disordered in the community 4 Diverting mentally disordered offenders from custody 5 Recreating mayhem? Developing understanding for social work with mentally disordered people 6 Multi-agency risk management of mentally disordered sex offenders: a probation case study 7 The Parole Board and the mentally disordered offender 8 Control and compassion: the uncertain role of Mental Health Review Tribunals in the management of the mentally ill 9 Thinking horses, not zebras 10 A balance of possibilities: some concluding notes on rights, risks and the mentally disordered offender

David Webb is Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Social Science at Nottingham Trent University. Robert Harris is Professor in the Department of Politics and Asian Studies at the University of Hull.

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• Preface Introduction 1 Mental disorder and social order: underlying themes in crime management 2 Public Inquiries in mental health (with particular reference to the Blackwood case at Broadmoor and the patient-complaints of Ashworth Hospital) 3 The police and the mentally disordered in the community 4 Diverting mentally disordered offenders from custody 5 Recreating mayhem? Developing understanding for social work with mentally disordered people 6 Multi-agency risk management of mentally disordered sex offenders: a probation case study 7 The Parole Board and the mentally disordered offender 8 Control and compassion: the uncertain role of Mental Health Review Tribunals in the management of the mentally ill 9 Thinking horses, not zebras 10 A balance of possibilities: some concluding notes on rights, risks and the mentally disordered offender