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Published on: February 16, 2011
Critical incidents and judicial response during medium security treatment
Inge Jeandarme1, Ciska Wittouck2, Freya Vander Laenen3
1Knowledge Center Forensic Psychiatric Care (KeFor) OPZC Rekem, Daalbroekstraat 106, 3621 Rekem, Belgium.
Abstract:
This study examined inpatient incidents in three Flemish forensic medium security units and analyzed the subsequent judicial reactions to these incidents. During medium security treatment, incidents were reported for more than half of the participants. The most frequently registered incidents were non-violent in nature, such as absconding and treatment non-compliance. The base rate for physically violent incidents was low. Although crime-related incidents during medium security treatment were rarely prosecuted and adjudicated, the base rate of revocation - and hence drop-out from treatment - as a result of these incidents was high.
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