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  1. 1A review of people with mental health problems or learning disabilities in the criminal justice system. The current prison population represents a huge diversity of individuals with a range of very complex needs, including a high number who are suffering from mental health problems or learning disabilities.
    1. ABercow report (2008)
    2. BBradley report (2009)
    3. CThe Prison Reform Trust’s Too Little Too Late (2009)
    4. DThe Prison Reform Trust’s ‘No One Knows’ (2008)
  2. 2If a child does not benefit from early intervention, there are multiple risks – of lower educational attainment, of behavioural problems, of poorer employment prospects, challenges to mental health and in some cases, of a descent into criminality.
    1. ABercow report (2008)
    2. BBradley report (2009)
    3. CThe Prison Reform Trust’s Too Little Too Late (2009)
    4. DThe Prison Reform Trust’s ‘No One Knows’ (2009)
  3. 3Many people who should have been diverted into mental health and social care from police stations or courts were entering prisons, which were/are all ill equipped to meet their needs. These people were then being discharged back into the community without any support
    1. ABercow report (2008)
    2. BBradley report (2009)
    3. CThe Prison Reform Trust’s Too Little Too Late (2009)
    4. DThe Prison Reform Trust’s ‘No One Knows’ (2008)
  4. 4A failure of leadership and direction across the criminal justice system has resulted in vulnerable people facing ‘personal, systemic and routine’ discrimination from the point of arrest through to release from prison
    1. ABercow report (2008)
    2. BBradley report (2009)
    3. CThe Prison Reform Trust’s Too Little Too Late (2009)
    4. DThe Prison Reform Trust’s ‘No One Knows’ (2008)
  5. 5[blank_start]66[blank_end]% - [blank_start]90[blank_end]% of young offenders have below average language skills, with [blank_start]46[blank_end]% - [blank_start]67[blank_end]% of these being in the poor or very poor group
    (Bryan K, Freer J, Furlong C, 2007)
    1. A66
    2. B90
    3. C46
    4. D67
  6. 6A strength based approach to offender rehabilitation is called the [blank_start]Good Lives Model[blank_end], based on the idea we need to build capabilities & strengths in people in order to reduce their risk of re-offending. People offend because they are attempting to secure some kind of valued outcome in their life

    Offending is essentially the product of a desire for something that is inherently human or normal
    Ward & Brown (2004)
    1. AGood Lives Model
  7. 7GLM assumes that offenders like all humans value certain states of mind, personal characteristics and experiences which are defined as [blank_start]primary goods[blank_end] of which there are [blank_start]11[blank_end]
    1. Aprimary goods
    2. B11
  8. 8The [blank_start]Mental Health Act[blank_end] (2007) is the law under which someone can be admitted, detained and treated in hospital against their wishes
    1. AMental Health Act
  9. 9Powers of courts to order hospital admission or guardianship
    1. ASection 49
    2. BSection 47
    3. CSection 37
    4. DSection 3
  10. 10Power of higher courts to restrict discharge from hospital
    1. ASection 37
    2. BSection 41
    3. CSection 47
    4. DSection 49

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Undergraduate 3 Speech and Language Therapy Test sobre Forensics , creado por Becca Mottram el 30/12/2016.
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