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The legal intersection of psychosis and substance use: A mixed-methods investigation of settled insanity

2025-10-16

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<p>Substance use and psychosis frequently co-occur and are complexly interrelated. Nevertheless, the legal system sometimes requires conclusions regarding the causal effects of substance use on a defendant’s psychosis (e.g., to determine insanity defense eligibility - including “settled” insanity from chronic substance use). <h4>Objectives:</h4> We sought to understand how courts and mental health professionals co...

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10.31234/osf.io/5qd8f_v5
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