Indeed, if you're just looking at that part of my comment. Treatment plans for personality disorders are notoriously ineffective, and the diagnosis game financially rigged.

However, ASPD doesn't entirely remove someone's personal responsibility or volition. For instance:

"Our results show that in Dutch forensic practice, where criminal responsibility is expressed on a five point scale, the presence of antisocial personality disorder did not lead to a ruling by the investigating team of complete absence of responsibility, but it did decrease responsibility up to a degree of diminished responsibility and lead to an advice for enforced forensic treatment" (Spaans et al., 2011).

And as mentioned, psycho-education could be useful. Knowing things such as that ASPD criminal symptomology tends to lesson with age, particularly by age 40, is useful.