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Eileen Baldry & Ruth McCausland. (2009) Mother Seeking Safe Home: Aboriginal Women Post-Release. Current Issues in Criminal Justice 21:2, pages 288-301.
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Kathryn Vanny, Michael Levy & Susan Hayes. (2008) People with an Intellectual Disability in the Australian Criminal Justice System. Psychiatry, Psychology and Law 15:2, pages 261-271.
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EMMA PLUGGE & RAY FITZPATRICK. (2005) Assessing the Health of Women in Prison: A Study from the United Kingdom. Health Care for Women International 26:1, pages 62-68.
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Jennifer Martin. (2001) Social work direct practice with women prisoners. Australian Social Work 54:2, pages 37-45.
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K Lewis & SC Hayes. (1998) Intellectual Functioning of Women Ex-Prisoners. Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences 30:1, pages 19-27.
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Samantha Jeffries, Chontit Chuenurah & Tristan Russell. (2020) Expectations and Experiences of Women Imprisoned for Drug Offending and Returning to Communities in Thailand: Understanding Women’s Pathways Into, Through, and Post-Imprisonment. Laws 9:2, pages 15.
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Susan Hayes. (2007) Missing out: offenders with learning disabilities and the criminal justice system. British Journal of Learning Disabilities 35:3, pages 146-153.
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Susan Carol Hayes. (2007) Women with learning disabilities who offend: what do we know?. British Journal of Learning Disabilities 35:3, pages 187-191.
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Jennifer M Suter, Mitchell K Byrne, Stuart Byrne, Kevin Howells & Andrew Day. (2002) Anger in prisoners: women are different from men. Personality and Individual Differences 32:6, pages 1087-1100.
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