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In 1999, a specialist hostel, managed by the probation service but with a high level of forensic mental health service input, was opened to high\u2010risk PD offenders.<\/jats:p>Aims<\/jats:bold>\u2002To describe the first 93 high\u2010risk residents with PD who were completing sentences under life licence, parole or probation, and their outcome.<\/jats:p>Methods<\/jats:bold>\u2002We investigated the nature of the offences residents had previously committed, their psychological profile in terms of personality patterns on the Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory (MCMI\u2010III) and the Psychopathy Checklist\u2010Revised (PCL\u2010R), as well as staff commentary on their progress, to establish whether these factors related to outcome in terms of completion of stay in the hostel or premature discharge. Curfew failures and rearrest rates were also measured.<\/jats:p>Results<\/jats:bold>\u2002Of the 80 men who completed their residency within the two years of the study, the majority (50) left the hostel for positive reasons under mutual agreement. One\u2010fifth were rearrested while resident, which is a lower rate than would be expected for such a group of offenders. PCL\u2010R scores were predictive of outcome, but so was previous offending history. Self\u2010defeating traits on the MCMI\u2010III and negative comments written by hostel staff were also associated with failure.<\/jats:p>Conclusions<\/jats:bold>\u2002The hostel development demonstrated that probation and health services can work together to manage violent offenders with high levels of psychological dysfunction, and the evaluation provided some indications of how such arrangements might be enhanced. 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