id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
ihlr-16516	Scherer, Rachel A.	Toward a Twenty-First Century Civil Commitment Statute: A Legal, Medical, and Policy Analysis of Preventive Outpatient Treatment	2007	74	.pdf	application/pdf	40289	2021	58	PoL'Y &L. 507, 507 (2005) (''The basic assumption underlying the mental health court model is that, for at least some defendants charged with minor nonviolent offenses and, in some cases, even for those charged with felonies, the problem is more a product of mental illness than of criminality and that facilitating the offender's access to mental health treatment is a more effective response to the underlying problem than criminal conviction and sentence.); Allison D. Redlich et al., The Second Generation of Mental Health Courts, II PSYCHOL. [for mental health treatment].') (quoting RAEL JEAN ISAAC & VIRGINIA C. ARMAT, MADNESS IN 1HE STREETS 102 (1990)).	cache/ihlr-16516.pdf	txt/ihlr-16516.txt