“…While there is an expected overlap between individuals with FEP engaging in violence and those involved with the legal system, it appears that individuals with FEP are predominantly incarcerated for non-violent offences (Cuellar, Snowden, & Ewing, 2007; Ramsay, Goulding, et al, 2011; Ramsay Wan, Broussard, Haggard, & Compton, 2014). Studies of incarceration among young adults hospitalized for FEP in an urban, low-income setting have found that more than two-thirds have been arrested and over half of individuals have been incarcerated at least once (Ramsay, Goulding, et al, 2011; Ramsay Wan et al, 2014). Similarly, studies of young adults at ultra-high risk of psychosis reported higher rates of prior arrests and convictions than the general population (Hutton et al, 2012; Purcell, Harrigan, Glozier, Amminger, & Yung, 2015).…”