Tourette's disorder and sexual offenses: psychiatric-forensic considerations.

Abstract

and consistent with the idea that psychostimulant misuse may reflect a general tendency for greater substance use. In addition, the association with the variable university is consistent with the notion that psychostimulant misuse patterns vary widely locally and regionally. Overall, these results suggest it is reasonable to devise strategies to address psychostimulant misuse that take local factors (institutional or cultural, for example) into consideration, and following the same broad lines of strategies targeting other substances.