Forensic Psychiatry Training

The best forensic training in the UK

  • Welcome
  • Visiting
  • Updates

Excellent podcast – Indeterminate Sentences for Public Protection

May 4, 2017 by nick_taylor

A former Home Secretary interviews another former Home Secretary (and others) about IPPs – why they were introduced and why they were scrapped. This is an excellent overview of how and why failed policies are introduced and feted. Alarmingly, the presenters recognise the problems of IPPs and almost laugh it off. Little consolation for the many people who remain on IPPs. Also little recognition of the ongoing flurry of doomed policies that have been introduced in the same way – Sustainability and Transformation Plans, anyone?

Anyone with even a passing interest in forensic psychiatry, the criminal justice system or public policy should listen to this.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b08crt6m

For a more in depth look at Criminal Law, see the Gold Standard textbook for our trainees:

 

The ideal introduction to criminal law for forensic psychiatrists

Tweet

Filed Under: Updates

Recent Posts

  • Nursing placements and jobs
  • Mental Health Timeline
  • Is crime rising?
  • Excellent podcast – Indeterminate Sentences for Public Protection
  • People with learning disabilities in the criminal justice system – a new guide

Copyright © 2022 · Enterprise Pro Theme on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in