Disposition of Charges, Out-of-Home Mental Health Treatment, and Juvenile Justice Recidivism
Volume: 61, Issue: 11, Pages: 1195 - 1209
Published: Nov 27, 2015
Abstract
This study examined whether the disposition of juvenile justice encounters among youth with severe emotional disturbance was associated with the likelihood of recidivism. Court dispositions, such as probation and diversion, as well as Medicaid-funded out-of-home mental health treatment, were compared. Data sources included the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice and Medicaid claims data. Youth receiving probation had the highest recidivism...
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Title
Disposition of Charges, Out-of-Home Mental Health Treatment, and Juvenile Justice Recidivism
Published Date
Nov 27, 2015
Volume
61
Issue
11
Pages
1195 - 1209
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