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1. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › fullAre Liaison and Diversion interventions in policing ...

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   Sep 8, 2020 · Liaison and Diversion (L&D) has twin objectives: improving mental health outcomes and reducing re-offending. Early diversion from police custody seems promising, but evidence of benefit is required to sustain such programmes.

   • Author: Eddie Kane, Emily Evans, Jurgen Mitsch, Tahseen Jilani

   • Publish Year: 2020

2. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullImpact of Mental Health Court Diversion on Reoffending: A ...

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   Aug 16, 2024 · The aim of the current study is to directly examine the impact of mental health court diversion on reoffending by comparing reoffending rates amongst those granted and not granted diversion, within a cohort of individuals assessed by mental health clinicians as being eligible for court diversion.

3. institutemh.org.uk › research › centre-for-healthThe impact of liaison and diversion schemes in police custody ...

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   Liaison and Diversion (L&D) services identify people who have mental health, substance misuse, learning disability or other developmental vulnerabilities when they first come into contact with the criminal justice system as suspects, defendants or offenders.

4. psychiatryonline.org › doi › fullEffectiveness of Criminal Justice Liaison and Diversion ...

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   Oct 15, 2014 · Criminal justice liaison and diversion (CJLD) services, such as mental health courts, are designed to identify offenders with mental disorders and link them to appropriate community services. But are they effective?

5. www.rand.org › randeurope › researchEvaluation of Liaison and Diversion services in England

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   Apr 12, 2021 · Liaison and diversion (L&D) schemes aim to improve the early identification of people with a range of vulnerabilities — such as mental health issues and learning disabilities — who come into contact with the youth or adult criminal justice system (CJS).

6. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentTransforming Rehabilitation: a summary of evidence on ...

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   There is no excuse for not seeking to reduce reoffending rates, to turn lives around and achieve improved rehabilitation outcomes. In those cases where there is no clear evidence...

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   Does liaison & diversion improve mental health outcomes & reduce re-offending?

   • Liaison and Diversion (L&D) has twin objectives: improving mental health outcomes and reducing re-offending. Early diversion from police custody seems promising, but evidence of benefit is required to sustain such programmes.

   Are Liaison and Diversion interventions in policing delivering the

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   What is liaison & diversion (L&D)?

   • Abstract Liaison and Diversion (L&D) has twin objectives: improving mental health outcomes and reducing re-offending. Early diversion from police custody seems promising, but evidence of benefit is...

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   Does mental health court diversion affect reoffending?

   • While impact on post-diversion reoffending should not be the only measure of success, it remains an important indicator of effectiveness and studies that are able to rigorously evaluate the impact of mental health court diversion on reoffending and identify areas for improvement, in the absence of controlled trial methodology, are much needed.

   Impact of Mental Health Court Diversion on Reoffending: A Direct

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   Does early diversion from police custody improve mental health outcomes?

   • Early diversion from police custody seems promising, but evidence of benefit is required to sustain such programmes. To test the hypothesis that contact with L&D services while in police custody would lead to improved mental health outcomes and a reduction in type and level of offending, we used a pre–post service use design.

   Are Liaison and Diversion interventions in policing delivering the

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   What is a mental health diversion approach?

   • One common diversion approach involves ‘court linked schemes’ or ‘mental health court’ approaches, which aim to ensure offenders with mental health needs are appropriately assessed and sentenced. Disposals may require offenders to engage with mental health treatment.

   Transforming Rehabilitation: a summary of evidence on reducing reoffe…

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   Can diversion reduce recidivism?

   • In meeting the mental health needs of those presenting to court, diversion may actually be one of the few interventions consistently found to be associated with reduced recidivism. It should be expanded and supported where possible, reducing barriers to access, and improving outcomes for those at particular risk.

   Impact of Mental Health Court Diversion on Reoffending: A Direct

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8. www.gov.uk › government › newsConsortia of leading organisations appointed to support the ...

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   May 11, 2012 · “The wealth of knowledge and expertise that the organisations in the Collaborative bring will help shape the development of a national liaison and diversion service that aims to reduce...