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This chapter gives an outline of the areas in which forensic psychiatry is practised and covers the penal system, special hospitals, regional secure units, low secure units within local psychiatric hospitals, diversion schemes and community facilities.
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acquisitive offending, further sexual offences, responsible medical officer, acquisitive offences, psychopathic disorder, sex offender treatment programme, forensic psychiatry services, discretionary life sentence, detained patients, rape offences, regional secure units, override symptoms, prison health service, insane automatism, prison medical service, medium secure units, organic personality disorder, severe mental impairment, index offence, hospital direction, notifiable offences, order unlimited, mentally abnormal offenders, emotional congruence, treating sex offenders
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Mental Health Act, Home Office, British Journal of Psychiatry, Department of Health, Home Secretary, British Medical Journal, Mental Health Review Tribunal, Criminal Procedure, Journal of Forensic Psychiatry, Criminal Justice Act, New York, Royal College of Psychiatrists, Secretary of State, National Health Service, House of Lords, Psychological Medicine, Code of Practice, Homicide Act, American Journal of Psychiatry, Archives of General Psychiatry, British Journal of Criminology, Clarendon Press, British Crime Survey, Crown Prosecution Service, General Medical Council
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