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The implementation of a clinical treatment project in any mental health service iscritical. More than just thinking about clinical cases, it is essential to prevent the occurrenceof decompensation in many of our patients. Individuals deemed Not Guiltyby Reason of Insanity (NGRI) have often committed very serious crimes. The maingoal is to investigate the monitoring and treatment of patients who suffer from aschizophrenic psychosis, specially. A total of 72 patients participated in the study.The participants were individuals deemed NGRI by the courts, under Article 20 ofthe Portuguese Criminal Code. Results demonstrated the unequivocally need to followup decompensated patients after the court order extinguished and these individualswere free and responsible for their own paths. Literature shows that many ofthem recidivate and become dangerous. Suggestions are presented for a better framingand psychiatric follow-up. Thanks to the implementation of this project centeredin outpatients’ treatment, patients could be treated before its clinical decompensationwould cause more serious criminal behavior than those perpetrated until that time.The importance of the implementation of this program is demonstrated by the clinicalpresentation of one case

Schizophrenic Psychosis and Crime Prevention: An Intervention Project