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Jail Suicide/Mental Health Update
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Jail Suicide/Mental Health Update
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Lindsay M. Hayes
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National Center on Institutions and Alternatives (Baltimore, MD)
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National Institute of Corrections
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Published 2006.
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Inmate stress
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(Special Offenders)
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This newsletter is produced with NIC support and focuses on prevention strategies.
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