part, PART 1 Criminal responsibility - diversion and the insanity defence
chapter 1 Theoretical framework for the VOICES Project CLÍONA DE BH A I LÍS
chapter 2 Project methodology and background EI LIONÓI R F LY N N
chapter 3 Introduction to criminal responsibility A N NA A R ST EI N-K ER SL AKE
chapter 4 Going to pot: Nick's journey through the criminal justice system N ICHOL A S CL ARKE, N ELL MU N RO AND CH LOE HOCK I NG
chapter 5 Questions of criminal culpability and persons with disabilities AMI TA DH A N DA ANDGÁ BOR GOM BOS
chapter 6 Conclusion: criminal responsibility A N NA A R ST EI N-K ER SL AKE
part, PART 2 Contractual capacity - inheritance, property and everyday decision making
chapter 7 Introduction to contractual capacity CLÍONA DE BH A I LÍS
chapter 8 I have the strength to speak up for myself: nikona nguvu ya kujiongelelea JOY R EH EM AAND EM ER O'SH E A
chapter 9 Silenced, alone, powerless: my life as a Ward of Court in Ireland CL AIREH EN DR ICK AND DON NA McNA MARA
chapter 10 'The law is very complicated...' DER MOT LOW N DE SAND JA N ST R NA D
chapter 11 Travel and dementia: one story, many rights H ELEN ROCH FOR D-BR EN NA NAND MOI RAJ EN K I NS
chapter 12 I had one dream - to buy a simple smartphone MARI ETA PET ROVA AND AY LI N Y UM EROVA
chapter 13 From institutional life to home ownership: a personal story demonstrating the power of support to enable the exercise of legal capacity PAU LAL FOR DANDM ICH ELLE BROW N I NG
chapter 14 Conclusion: contractual capacity CLÍONA DE BH A I LÍS
part, PART 3 Relationships and consent to sex
chapter 15 Introduction to relationships and consent to sex MARÍAL AU R A SER R A
chapter 16 'My sister is married. Why can't I get married?' MARIAMA HON YAND SA RAHR ICH A R DSON
chapter 17 Dreaming of travelling - dreaming of freedom RON NIEHARR IS AND JA NA OF F ERGELD
chapter 18 Conclusion: relationships and consent to sex MARÍAL AU R A SER R A
part, PART 4 Consent to medical treatment - mental health and forced treatment
chapter 19 Introduction to consent to medical treatment EI LIONÓI R F LY N N
chapter 20 This is not a story: from ethical loneliness to respect for diverse ways of knowing, thinking and being C AT H ROPER AND PI ER S GOODI NG
chapter 21 Getting sucked out of the black hole of India's legal mental health machinery L AVA N YA SE SH A SAY EE ANDM AT HS J E SPER SON
chapter 22 Consent is more than just yes or no F IONA A N DER SON AND BO CH EN
chapter 23 The humour in my tumour: respecting legal capacity in health-care decision-making R E SH M A VA LLI A PPA NAND ROX ANNEMYKITIUK
chapter 24 Conclusion: consent to medical treatment EI LIONÓI R F LY N N
chapter 25 Freedom: a work in progress RUSI STA NEVAND SH EI LAWI LDEM A N
chapter 26 Overall conclusion EI LIONÓI R F LY N N.