Aging and the Criminal Legal System : Community Services, Courts, Corrections, and Policy (American Psychology-law Series)

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Aging and the Criminal Legal System : Community Services, Courts, Corrections, and Policy (American Psychology-law Series)

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  • 製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版／ページ数 283 p.
  • 言語 ENG
  • 商品コード 9781433843006
  • DDC分類 345.00846

Full Description

This book examines issues specific to older adults within the criminal legal system.

As the population of older adults continues to grow, so does the need to address the unique legal and psychological challenges related to this demographic. This book brings the latest behavioral science research to bear in examining the issues specific to the developmental aging process and older adults across the criminal legal system as a whole. Topics covered include:

stereotypes and misconceptions about older age
prevention and intervention with older populations at various intercepts of the legal system
older adults as victims of, eyewitnesses to, or perpetrators of crime
assessing older adults in the court system and in correctional facilities
issues in sentencing
reentry into the community, and
conducting research with older adults within the criminal legal system.

This timely volume presents a call to researchers and scholars across disciplines (law, psychology, gerontology, sociology, social work, and related fields) to work together to improve understanding of, treatment for, and care for this population.

Contents

Series Foreword
Monica K. Miller
Preface: Purpose and Background of This Book
Introduction: Aging and the Law: Theoretical Foundations
Part I. Roles of Older Adults in the Criminal Legal System
Chapter 1. Issues in Aging and the Criminal Legal System
Chapter 2. Older Adults as Legal Decision Makers
Chapter 3. Older Adults as Victims of Crime
Chapter 4. Older Adults as Eyewitnesses
Chapter 5. Older Adults as Perpetrators of Crime
Part II. Aging and Criminal Legal System Stages
Chapter 6. Involvement With Law Enforcement and the Courts
Chapter 7. Forensic Evaluation of Older Adults in Criminal Cases
Chapter 8. Older Adults in the Correctional System: "Aging in Prison"
Chapter 9. Reduce, Resentence, Release, and Prepare for Reentry: Legal Responses to Aging in Prison
Chapter 10. Next Steps: Expanding Legal Responses to Older Adults
Epilogue
Suggested Further Reading
References
Index
About the Authors