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Act proven but not criminally responsible - Easy Read
This A4 size easy read resource explains what happens after court if court says you committed a serious crime but you are not criminally responsible because of your mental illness or cognitive impairment. The Mental Health Advocacy Service can help. Booklet available in: |
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Have you been involuntarily admitted to a hospital?
Find out your rights and where to get help if you have been involuntarily admitted to hospital under the Mental Health Act 2007. Pamphlet available in: |
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Mental Health Advocacy Service – advice about mental health matters
This brochure outlines how the Legal Aid NSW Mental Health Advocacy Service can provide legal advice and assistance about mental health and guardianship law. |
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Mental Health Advocacy Service - Helping Aboriginal people with mental health law
Legal help, information and advice about mental health matters for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Pamphlet available in: |
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What is a limiting term? - Easy Read
This A4 booklet explains what your options are if you have committed a serious crime and you have a cognitive impairment or mental illness. The Mental Health Advocacy Service can help. Booklet available in: |
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What is a Section 14? - Easy Read
This Easy Read resource explains what to do if you have a cognitive disability and the police have charged you with a crime. Booklet available in: |