Deferred discharge: Difference between revisions

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Unrestricted cases A Tribunal may defer the discharge to a future date. See Deferred discharge of unrestricted patient.

Restricted cases A Tribunal may defer a conditional discharge until arrangements are made to its satisfaction (this is a deferred conditional discharge). An absolute discharge may not be deferred.

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-A Tribunal may defer the discharge of an unrestricted patient to a future date. See [[MHA 1983 s72]](3) for further details.
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+*'''Unrestricted cases''' A Tribunal may defer the discharge to a future date. See [[Deferred discharge of unrestricted patient]].
-In restricted cases a [[deferred conditional discharge]] may be granted, but an [[absolute discharge]] may not be deferred.
+*'''Restricted cases''' A Tribunal may defer a [[conditional discharge]] until arrangements are made to its satisfaction (this is a [[deferred conditional discharge]]). An [[absolute discharge]] may not be deferred.
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