risk need rehab 2 Flashcards
(10 cards)
How does the CPS define a “mentally disordered offender”?
Someone with a mental disability/disorder who has committed or is suspected of committing a crime.
Which agencies must co-operate under MAPPA?
Children’s Services, National Probation Service, Mental Health Trusts, Substance Abuse Services, and others.
What led to the creation of MAPPA (Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangements)?
A shift toward more punitive policy and risk-focused strategies.
How does rehabilitation fit into today’s risk-focused criminal justice model?
t’s still important, but mainly if it’s evidence-based and supports risk reduction.
What % of prisoners had a major psychiatric disorder, per the Bradley Report (2009)?
Over 60%
What are two problems with Mental Health Treatment Requirements (MHTRs)?
Uncertainty over who qualifies and lack of medical staff to implement them.
What are key challenges to managing offenders with mental health issues in the community?
Some can’t meet MHTR demands; also, mental health problems vary widely—hard to evaluate.
What is the core purpose of MAPPA?
To reduce serious reoffending by managing violent and sexual offenders to protect the public.
What practices are considered effective under the “What Works” approach?
Targeting criminogenic needs and ensuring programme integrity.
What does OGRS stand for?
Offender Group Reconviction Scale