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Article

Kavanagh, Adam and Donnelly, Jennifer and Dunne, Niall and Maher, Tom and Nichol, Margaret and Creedon, John (2020) Factors associated with requests for premature discharge and the decision to support a service user through the discharge against medical advice process. International Journal of Mental Health Nursing , Early online .

Stevens, Alex (2012) The ethics and effectiveness of coerced treatment of people who use drugs. Human Rights and Drugs , 2 , (1) , pp. 7-15.

Donovan, Anne Marie and Connolly, Johnny (2009) Guidelines on 'quasi-compulsory' treatment. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 30, Summer 2009 , p. 22.

Connolly, Johnny (2007) The Irish Drug Treatment Court - a view from the bench. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 24, Winter 2007 , pp. 22-23.

Connolly, Johnny (2005) Prison rules provide for mandatory drug testing. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 15, Autumn 2005 , p. 15.

O'Loughlin, F and Webb, M (1996) Controlled assessment of alcoholics admitted involuntarily to a general psychiatric hospital. Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine , 13 , (4) , pp. 140-143.

Burke, G and Walshe, DG (1995) Addiction and temporary certification: a proposed change to legislation and it's possible implication for clinical practice. Irish Medical Journal , 88 , (6) , pp. 219-220.

Gibbons, P and Walshe, DG and Dillon, J (1992) Committal procedures in Ireland. Irish Medical Journal , 85 , (3) , pp. 91-3.

News

[RTE News] Review of term for drugs offences recommended. (19 Jan 2012)

Report

Law Reform Commission. (2013) Mandatory sentences. Dublin: Law Reform Commission.

Law Reform Commission. (2011) Mandatory sentences: consultation paper. Dublin: Law Reform Commission.

Evidence resource

van Kranenburg, GD and van den Brink, RHS and Mulder, WG and Diekman, WJ and Pijnenborg, GHM and Mulder, CL [Biomed Central] . (2019) Clinical effects and treatment outcomes of long-term compulsory in-patient treatment of treatment-resistant patients with severe mental illness and substance-use disorder. BMC Psychiatry, 19 (1)

Drug and Alcohol Findings. (2018) Drug Treatment Matrix cell A5: Interventions - safeguarding the community. London: Drug and Alcohol Findings. 2 p.

Pepper, Melissa and Dawson, Paul . (2016) Alcohol abstinence monitoring requirement. A process review of the proof of concept pilot. London: Mayor of London Office of Policing and Crime.

Miller, Peter and Curtis, Ashlee and Chikritzhs, Tanya and Toumbourou, John [NDLERF] . (2015) Interventions for reducing alcohol supply, alcohol demand and alcohol-related harm. Canberra: National Drug Law Enforcement Research Fund. 110 p. Monograph series no. 57

Drug and Alcohol Findings. (2013) Effectiveness Bank Bulletin [Assertive outreach strategies for narrowing the adolescent substance abuse treatment gap]. Drug and Alcohol Findings. Effectiveness Bank Bulletin, 15 Feb

[Drug and Alcohol Findings] (2012) Effectiveness Bank Bulletin. [Interventions for college drinkers]. Drug and Alcohol Findings. Drug and Alcohol Findings, 19 Jan

Mitchell, Ojmarrh and Wilson, David B and MacKenzie, Doris L [The Campbell Collaboration] . (2012) The effectiveness of incarceration-based drug treatment on criminal behavior. Oslo: The Campbell Collaboration. Campbell Systematic Reviews (8) 76 p. DOI 10.4073/csr.2006.11

Gerra, Gilberto and Clark, Nicolas C. [UNODC] . (2009) From coercion to cohesion: treating drug dependence through health care, not punishment. Vienna: United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime. 28 p.

McSweeney, Tim . (2008) Guidelines on the 'quasi-compulsory' treatment of adult drug dependent offenders: results from a survey of Council of Europe member states. London: King’s College London. 16 p.

Book

McSherry, Bernadette and Walker, Penelope, eds. (2010) Rethinking rights-based mental health laws. Oxford: Hart .

Yates, Rowdy and Malloch, Margaret S (2010) Tackling addiction. London: Jessica Kingsley .

Goldberg, Raymond, ed. (2004) Taking sides: clashing views on controversial issues in drugs and society. Guilford: McGraw-Hill .