Women with intellectual disability who have offended: characteristics and outcome

William R. Lindsay(NHS Tayside), Jacqueline Law(HM Prison Service), Kieran L. Quinn(University of Toronto), Anne H. W. Smith(NHS Tayside), R.N. Allan(NHS Tayside), Andrew Anderson(NHS Tayside), Anne Smith(Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust)

Journal of Intellectual Disability Research

August 11, 2004

10.1111/j.1365-2788.2004.00627.x

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