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  1. 4. The Level of Service Inventory - Revised is an instrument shown to be highly predictive of _______________ rates.
  2. 5. Retribution may feature prominently in sentencing mentally-disordered offenders where the offence is particularly _______________.
  3. 6. General deterrence may be given less weight in the sentencing of an offender who suffered from a mental disorder at the time of the offence because the offender may not be an appropriate object for ______________ punishment.
  4. 7. The sentencing principle of rehabilitation has two dimensions: _________________ and individual.
  5. 9. The ______________ principle of offender assessment takes into account how well an offender will respond to treatment and rehabilitation programmes.
  6. 14. A key factor to be considered when determining if an offender should be incarcerated under the "prevention" principle of sentencing.
  7. 16. In Neo Man Li v PP [1991] 1 SLR(R) 918, the Court of Appeal upheld a sentence of life imprisonment because the appellant suffered from multiple _____________ of his mental illness.
  8. 18. Weak self control, addictions, mental illnesses and compulsions are some elements that, if possessed by an offender, may constitute ________________.
  9. 20. Psychologists who work specialise in offender management, forensic report writing, and treatment/research aimed at reducing reoffending are known as _______________ psychologists.
  10. 22. Pyromania is a type of ________________ control disorder.
  11. 23. _________________ needs are characteristics, traits, or issues of an individual that are directly related to that individual's likelihood to reoffend.
  12. 24. General deterrence will feature more prominently in cases where an a mental disorder does not affect the offender's capacity to appreciate the ____________ of his conduct.
  13. 25. _____________ risk factors are those factors in offenders that do not change across time.
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  1. 1. A mandatory treatment order is a type of _______________ sentence.
  2. 2. According to PP v Chong Hou En [2015] 3 SLR 222, the severity of a mental disorder ought not be regarded as a mitigating factor id the severity such disorder is assessed with respect to the _______________ of a criminal act.
  3. 3. There is some evidence to suggest that _____________ who participate in therapy are more likely to participate in violent crime following treatment than those who did not receive treatment.
  4. 8. What an offender's character must appear to be under limb two of the Hodgson Criteria.
  5. 10. The principle of prevention in sentencing is also known as _______________.
  6. 11. A mental disorder where the sufferer is unable to refrain from stealing items not for personal gain or financial value.
  7. 12. An offence punishable with a _________ only does not qualify for the imposition of a mandatory treatment order.
  8. 13. Some academics have suggested that mental illnesses affecting the moral ____________ of the accused person should generally result in mitigated sentences.
  9. 15. A sub-class of specific deterrence that acts to discourage an offender from omitting to do something which he reasonably ought to know can stop the future commission of an offence.
  10. 17. Before imposing a mandatory treatment order, a court must be satisfied, from a psychiatrist's report, that the offender suffers from a psychiatric condition that is _____________ to treatment.
  11. 19. Emotional ____________ is a term that means uncontrolled and unstable expressions of emotions.
  12. 21. According to our Court of Appeal, the existence of a mental disorder in an offender is always a ____________ factor in the sentencing process.