“The prevalence of TBI within corrections is very high; although rates vary among sites, recent research at the Denver County Jail Mental Health Transition Unit suggests that up to 96% of those inmates have a history of at least one complicated TBI.”

“It may actually be the people who didn’t really cut it as psychopaths who are in jail,” [Gorgens] said. Some psychopaths are well served by their condition and are successful in day-to-day interactions, developing charm and wiliness, even being in positions of leadership…

“There’s just no going back to the person they were before this jury” [Speaking on the emotional damage to jurors in the James Holmes trial]