It changed its law in 1991 to prohibit individuals convicted of violent misdemeanors from buying guns for 10 years after the conviction.
However, violent crimes often occur before clear psychotic symptoms appear [ 47, 48], thus probably resulting in an underestimation of the problem of conviction for violent crime in the psychosis group in our study.
While individual scenes -- like the interrogation of a witness that led George, ruinously, to try to rig the conviction of a violent criminal -- are expertly rendered, the story feels somewhat hobbled by its narrator's cautious spirit.
Do neurological disorders increase the risk of a conviction for violent crime?
Do psychiatric diagnoses in late adolescence increase the risk of a future conviction for violent crime?
Research questions: Do psychiatric diagnoses in late adolescence increase the risk of a future conviction for violent crime?
Nevertheless, affective and anxiety disorders still remained a weak, but significant, predictor of a future conviction for violent crime even after adjusting for various potential confounders.
The importance of personality disorders for conviction for violent crime remained significant after adjusting for factors that reflect early behavioural problems.
Neurological disorders are not a predictor of convictions for violent crime in men.
We also categorised offences according to the number of convictions for violent crime (one versus two or more).
