Mental health issues and the Canadian criminal justice system^*Footnote^*

* Paper submitted 13 April 2015 for review and possible publication in the Contemporary Justice Review. An earlier version of the paper was presented at ‘8th Educational Conference on Mental Health: Mental Illness, Offending Behaviours, and Criminal Justice Services’ in Toronto, Ontario (17 October 2013).

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