Titlebook: Working with the Mentally Disordered Offender in the Community; Phillip J. Vaughan,Douglas Badger Book 1995 Phillip J. Vaughan and Douglas

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Primary and secondary prevention,ly identified as mentally disordered offenders. However, the first part seeks to extend the discussion about ‘invisible’ and unrecognized mentally disordered offenders begun in Chapter One. The aim is to stimulate a wide range of professionals to consider if they might have people such as this on th

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Residential and daycare services, and span of this range is partly a function of levels of funding at national and local level, but since this is not likely to be under the influence of either the readers or writers of this book this constraint will not be further discussed. Other crucial determinants of what is offered by way of c

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Supervision of patients subject to special restrictions,itals of Ashworth, Rampton and Broadmoor in England and Carstairs in Scotland. It is only very recently that the specialism has been developed further with the emergence of the Regional Secure Units and Court Diversion Schemes.

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Setting the scene,erit in singling out mentally disordered offenders for special attention. It goes on to identify who might be covered by the term mentally disordered offender and ends with an outline of what is involved in the distinctive approach that is being proposed.

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