and Criminal Justice Involvement Adults with Mental Illness

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and Criminal Justice Involvement Adults
with Mental Illness
G E N D E R
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John PandianiVermont Division of Mental
HealthSteve BanksThe Bristol Observatory
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PerspectiveSociological - Not Clinical
ModalityInductive Not Deductive
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VERMONT
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FY03 FY04
FY05
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FY03 FY04
FY05
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FY03 FY04
FY05
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• Data
• Mental Health
• Date of Birth and Gender
• County Code
• Criminal Justice
• Date of Birth and Gender
• County Code

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• How do they do that?

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• PROBABILISTIC
• POPULATION
• ESTIMATION

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• Administrative Data
• Comprehensive
• Data Quality Controls
• Cost Avoidance

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VERMONT
is different
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VERMONT
is different
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OTHER STATES

• Kentucky
• Oklahoma
• Pennsylvania
• South Dakota
• Connecticut
• Delaware
• State X

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OTHER STATES

• Kentucky
• Oklahoma
• Pennsylvania
• South Dakota
• Connecticut
• Delaware
• State X

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• Subjects
• Eight States
• 497,847 in Mental Health
• 366,924 in Criminal Justice

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Charges
Arrests
Corrections
KY OK
X PA VT SD
CT DE
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Arrests
Charges
Corrections
KY OK
X PA VT SD
CT DE
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• Mental Illness Decreases Gender-Based
• Disparities
• in
• Criminal Justice Involvement

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• How would
• YOU
• explain
• this pattern?

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• How do
• WE
• explain
• this pattern?

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• The concept of
• Master Status
• Applied to
• Deviance Mental Illness
• by Howard Becker and Erving Goffman
• and others

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• Next Questions
• Other Outcomes
• Employment? Housing? Mortality?
• Other Status Variables
• Age? Race? Social Class?

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The Bristol ObservatorySteven Banks and Karen
DanyowVermont Mental Health Performance
Indicator ProjectJohn Pandiani, Joan Mongeon and
Olivia Hunter
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