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Revision as of 18:03, 14 January 2007
General articles to explain the concepts and terminology used in the caselaw and legislation sections; and practical guidance for lawyers.
These are the first things which came to mind, to "get the ball rolling", so please amend and add content where necessary. Feel free simply to add a page title, or the briefest of details, for someone else to expand upon.
Procedure
Victims' rights to make representations and receive information
Practical guidance for lawyers
Home Office Mental Health Unit
Interesting cases - For details of cases which didn't get reported for one reason or another.
Types of detention
Application for admission for assessment (s2)
Application for admission for treatment (s3)
Hospital order (s37)
Restriction order (s37/41)
Interim hospital order (s38)
Transfer direction (s47)
Restriction direction (s49)
Hospital direction (s45A)
Limitation direction (s45A)
Types of patient
Getting discharged
Home Secretary --> Home Office
Types of discharge
Deferred conditional discharge
Deferred discharge (in unrestricted cases)
Other
Please add any pages here which do not fit into the categories listed above.
Application of MHA 1983 to Armed Forces