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200			_aPeople with learning difficulties and Criminal Justice _ea role for the probation service
330			_aLittle is currently known about the impact of professional practices on people with learning difficulties in the Criminal Justice System. David Denney highlights some of the main issues in relation to this group, and seeks to place probation practice with them in a wider legislative and penal setting. He also explores the manner in which people with learning difficulties are discriminated against as defendants in legal proceedings and makes some suggestions as to how the Probation Service might be more proactive in securing improved services.
461			_vV.45,n.4 _dDec. 1998 _pp.194-201 _tProbation Journal _cLondon
606			_aDIFICULDADES DE APRENDIZAGEM PROBATION _9109482
700			_aDENNEY _bDavid _9107845
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