As we emerge from the cold dark nights, as daffodils begin to emerge from the soil and winter seems to be parting company. It is a time to reflect on …
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According to a report on Mental Health and Justice chaired by Sir David Latham around one in four adults in the UK are diagnosed with a mental illness during their lifetime and …
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In this day and age, most medical professionals are inundated with work. This is a fact in the mental health field probably more than others. With the increasing awareness and …
The Days of a Local Psychiatrist Doing All Your Court Reports are Long Gone. Read More »
“There were no real demons, no talking dogs, no satanic henchmen. I made it all up via my wild imagination so as to find some form of justification for my …
It is interesting that the question of the accused being unfit is dealt with using the 1836 criteria of R v. Pritchard. In Pritchard, the accused was deaf, unable to speak …
