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Seriously Mentally Ill Are Three Times More Likely To Be Imprisoned Than Hospitalized, Report Finds
Despite wide variations among states, a study shows that nowhere was a seriously mentally ill person less likely to be incarcerated than hospitalized, USA Today reports.
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