Forensic Presentation

Question 1

Risk Management Items

Answer 1

Partner

Alcohol

Accommodation

Truant

Question 2

Distal Factors

Answer 2

Family Violence

Upbringing/Parenting

Young Delinquency

Physical Abuse

Question 3

Proximal Factors

Answer 3

Alcohol

Relationship problems on the day of the event

Question 4

Offence

Answer 4

GBH

Question 5

Consequence

Answer 5

Being punished as a child by his Dad for bad behaviour could influence why he reacted violently towards MR H when he pushed in (Social Learning Theory)

Question 6

Function

Answer 6

Cathartic Release (Build up of emotional stressors)

Question 7

Hypothesis

Answer 7

Parenting and Upbringing is a main distal predictor of criminality here. Mum left at 12, Father was aggressive and intimidating. Poor parenting associated with poor outcomes.

Antisocial/violent behaviour started at a young age and still committing crime at age 32. Suggests Life course persistent (risk factor if released).