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Severe personality disorder — whose responsibility?

Should personality disordered individuals receive treatment within today's mental health services? The debate often follows episodes of aggression towards staff or patients by personality disordered individuals receiving treatment in hospital, and more recently where the general public have been affected. The subjects of personality disorder and psychopathy in particular have long evoked strong emotions which make clarity of thought difficult and psychiatry unclear of its position.