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Foreign national mentally disordered offenders’ care pathways through UK secure services
Over recent years UK immigration legislation and procedures have changed significantly. Although these developments affect many foreign national mentally disordered offenders, the professionals caring for them are often unaware of the implications of these changes and the possible alternative care pathways. In this article we explore the amendments and the options available for this patient group, and highlight the ethical difficulties that professionals can face.