View source for Form T144: Victim representations and Victim Impact Statement (v1, 06.2025)

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|Title=Form T144: Victim representations and Victim Impact Statement
|Organisation=Mental Health Tribunal
|Date=2025-06-24
|URL=https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/form-t144-victims-representations-to-the-tribunal#full-publication-update-history
|Type=Tribunal form
|Sentence=T144
|Abstract=The form has four sections: (1) Case details; (2) Representation for conditions; (3) Victim Impact Statement; (4) Hearing options; (5) Summary of reasons. Each main section explains the limited power to direct non-disclosure and allows the victim to address the [[Tribunal rule 14|rule 14]] criteria (serious harm and interest of justice). The notes explain a VIS can only be used to decide whether to set conditions on a patient’s release and what those conditions should be. If victims attend ("usually over video or phone"): "they will attend remotely and the VLO will be with them. ... they must leave after the statement is read as they are not involved in the case. They cannot add anything to their statement at the hearing."
|Saved=No
|Download=2025-06-24 T144 (v1, 06.2025).pdf
|News=Yes
|RSS pubdate=2025-06-27 09:44:40 AM
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