After six months, offenders with mental disorders were less likely to have their conditional release suspended than those offenders without mental disorders.

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Studies have shown that offenders with mental disorders are often more likely to have their conditional release suspended compared to those without mental disorders, due to challenges in compliance with conditions, lack of support, and the complexities of managing mental health issues within the criminal justice system.

After Six Months, Offenders with Mental Disorders Were Less Likely