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The relationship between mentally disordered inmates, victimization, and violence

ABSTRACT The present study examines the role of violence in the life of a mentally disordered offender before and during incarceration. This article evaluates prior victimization, prison victimization, and the rate of violent crimes against individuals who have been professionally diagnosed with a mental illness. The results suggest there is a clear relationship between mental illness, victimization before incarceration, and the likelihood of committing a violent crime. However, there is a less clear indication of the relationship between mental illness and victimization during incarceration. The results suggest that the likelihood of victimization varies based on specific diagnoses.