Neurotic disorders

_'_ Characteristics of young offenders with mental disorders
Table 9,4 Custodial characteristics of respondents with significant levels of neurotic symptoms
byprisoner typeandsex
Noneuros_s Neurosis All Noneurosis Neurosis All
(CIS-Rscore CIS-Rscore (CIS-Rscore (CIS-Rscore
0-11) 12+) 0-11) 12+)
% % % % % %
Maleremand
Female
Timespentinprison
Timespentin prison
Lessthanonemonth 37 38 38 Lessthanonemonth 24 23 23
1-2 months 38 34 36 1-2 months 33 23 26
3-5 monks 20 20 20 3-5 mong-_s 12 26 22
6-11 months 3 7 5 6-11 months 15 18 17
1 yearbutlessthan2 years 1 1 1 1yearbutlessthan2 yeats 15 8 10
2 yearsormore 2 yearsor more 3 2
Typeof prison
Typeof prison
Localprison 34 36 35 Localprison 52 47 49
ClosedFemaleor CategoryC ClosedFemaleor CategoryC 24 40 36
Openprison Openprison 24 12 16
YoungOffenderInstitution 66 64 65 YoungOffenderInslflution
Typeof (alleged)offence
Typeof (alleged)offence
Violence 13 18 16 Violence 18 27 24
Sexoffence 2 1 Sexoffence
Burglary 25 26 26 Burglary 3 7 6
Robbery 19 15 17 Robbery 18 22 21
The_ 22 21 21 Theft 18 8 11
Drugoffence 3 6 4 Drugoffence 27 22 23
Other 1t 10 11 Other 12 10 10
NK/Holdingwan-ant 5 , 4 4 NK/Holdingwan'ant 3 5 5
Base 150 164 314 Base 33 74 107
Malesentenced
"lime spentinprison •
Lessthanonemonth 10 13 12
1-2 months 18 27 22
3-5 r_ths 23 19 21
6-11 months 32 19 26
1yearbutlessthan2 years 16 19 17
2 yearsormore 1 4 2.
Typeof prison
Localprison 4 9 6
ClosedFemaleorCategoryC 5 8 6
Openpmon 5 5 5
YoungOffenderIns'dtulion 86 77 83
Typeof (allegeo')offence .
Violence 22 17 20
Sexoffence 3 5 4
Burgl=7 26 27 26
Robbery 22 21 22
Theft 7 11 8
Drugoffence 8 3 6
Other 12 13 13
NK/Holdingwarrant 2 3 2
Base 99 70 169
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