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May 16, 2016, 04:35 PM
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I realise that most of you are from the USA, whilst I live in England, and that our systems are very different, but I am genuinely interested in your opinions. This is the British law on the provision of therapy in abuse cases
The CPS : Provision of therapy for vulnerable or intimidated adult witnesses prior to a criminal trial - Practice guidance What are your views and how does this compare with your processes? I am working on a project in forensic mental health and started reading, and got interested in how the law differs in other English speaking countries. |
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