Madness raises intriguing-and complex-criminological questions, not
least the famous trio of 'triability, responsibility, and
punishability'. Furthermore, law-enforcement agencies frequently
face a choice between invoking the criminal law or using
mental-health remedies. And if and when sentences are passed, not
all mentally disordered offenders receive treatment. That prompts a
number of additional questions, such as: how effective are
institutions to which these offenders are sent? And: do mentally
disordered offenders differ qualitatively from the criminal
population as a whole? As serious research on and around madness
and crime continues to flourish, this new four-volume collection
from Routledge's Critical Concepts in Criminology series addresses
these and other questions. Indeed, Madness and Crime provides an
authoritative and highly readable anthology of major works,
compiled by one of the leading authorities in the field.
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