The Programme d'accompagnement justice-santé mentale (PAJ-SM) at the Montreal Municipal Court.

Mental Health and homelessness > Law reforms have contributed to the criminalization of psychiatry in Quebec.

Anne Crocker, PhD, and her team are exploring how the judicial process deals with people suffering from mental disorders, and are helping to set up a mental health court in Montreal.

What are the consequences of a "non-criminally responsable" verdict?

What happens when a person suffering from a mental disorder poses a danger to themselves or others?

It is estimated that between 30% and 50% of homeless individuals have a mental illness.

Anne Crocker, PhD, focuses her work on the interface between mental health and the law.

A 2008 lecture by Anne Crocker, PhD, on justice and  mental health (in French).  

Criminal responsability > Being found not criminally responsible on account of a mental disorder does not mean escaping justice

Anne Crocker, PhD, director of services, policies and population health Research at the Douglas Mental Health University Institute, edited an issue of The journal “Santé mentale au Québec” on justice and mental health. &q