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Mood Disorders and Crime Nahomi Hayakawa 1 , Jinsuke Kageyama 2 , Minoru Enomoto 2 1Hachiōji Medical Prison 2Tokyo Institute of Technology, Health Service Center Keyword: Mood disorder , Crime , Pretrial psychiatric evaluation pp.153-161
Published Date 1992/2/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1405903195
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 Manic-depressive cases among 620 cases of crime examined at the C district Public Prosecutor's Office before prosection during the 9 years from 1981 to 1989 were studied. 20 persons or 3% of the total of 620 cases were manic-depressive. The phase of these 20 manic-depressive cases at the time of their crimes were classified as monopolar-manic state in 2 cases (20%), bipolar-manic state in 6 cases (30%) , monopolar-depressive state in 6 cases (30%) , bipolar-depressive state in 5 cases (25%) and bipolar-convalescent state in 1 case (5%). In manic cases, authors found offenses against persons in 3 cases, offenses against property in 3 cases, offenses by destruction in 2 cases. In depressive cases, we found offenses against persons in 7 cases, offenses against property in 3 cases, offenses by destruction in 1 case. In the convalescent stage-case, we found 1 offense against property. The manic-depressive group had a higher ratio of females to the whole, and a greater tendency to commit murder than was found in the schizophrenic group. The schizophrenic group had a higher ratio of persons with criminal records than we found in the manic-depressive group (all manic-depressive cases who had histories of crime were in the manic state). Referring to the type of crime it seems that, in depressive cases, the marked characteristic is murder by females. Recidivism in violence by males is the marked characteristic in manic cases. In all depressive murder cases, mathers tried to commit double suicides with their children. The time of their committing the crime was not concentrated in the early morning hours, but at a time when other persons (especially their husbands) were away from home, and the factor of the environment was apt to influence the offender in depressive murder cases. This factor of the environment is very important in crime prevention.


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