Release Manual for Offenders with Serious and Persistent Mental Illness, Chemically Dependent Offenders and Sexual Offenders

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• Minnesota Dept. of Corrections (St. Paul, MD)

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Published 2006. 83 pages.

Related Topics

• Co-occurring disorders (Offender Services)
• Co-occurring disorders (Special Offenders)
• Drug addict (Special Offenders)
• Mentally ill (Special Offenders)
• Minnesota
• Offender reintegration (Reentry)
• Sex offender (Special Offenders)

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