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Intro
Acknowledgment
Contents
About the Editors
Editors
Contributors
Part I: Introduction
Chapter 1: Latin American Social Work Practice in the Justice System
1.1 Social Work in Civil and Criminal Matters
1.2 Forensic Social Work or Sociolegal Social Work
1.2.1 Practitioners' Pre-sentence Role in Civil Matters
1.2.2 Practitioners' Post-sentence Role in Civil Matters
1.2.3 Practitioners' Pre-sentence Role in Criminal Matters
1.2.4 Practitioners' Post-sentence Role in Criminal Matters
References
Part II: Forensic and Sociolegal Social Work in Latin America
Chapter 2: Family Courts in Chile and the Evolution of Sociolegal Social Work
2.1 Childhood a Residual Figure: The Juvenile in an Irregular Situation
2.2 State Intervention: Sociolegal Social Work
2.3 First Stage State Intervention: Emergence of the Category of Irregular Minorities and the Shift from Charity to Welfare in State Intervention
2.4 Second Stage: Juvenile Guardianship System. From the Social Visitors to the Social Judicial Assistants and the Modernization of the Intervention of the State
2.5 Third Stage: Professionalization of Justice System Social Workers and the Internment of Minors as State Intervention
2.6 Fourth Stage: Integral Protection Doctrine and the Elimination of Justice System Social Workers in the Family Courts
2.7 The Emergence of the Technical Council and Its Rationale in the Discussion of the Family Courts Law Project
2.8 The Concept of "Psychosocial"
2.9 The Technical Council
2.10 The Social Worker and Their Role as a Technical Advisor
2.11 Conclusions
References
Chapter 3: The Role of Work Product Review and Consultancy in Forensic Social Work
3.1 Temporary Scope of Forensic Roles
3.2 Role of Consultant-Reviewer in Forensic Practice
3.3 Review Processes
3.4 The Review Processes
3.5 Conclusions
3.6 Recommendations
3.7 Final Thoughts
References
Chapter 4: Forensic Social Work: The Construction of Possible Ways of Conducting a Criminal Intervention
4.1 Introduction
4.2 The Socio-geographical and Historical Context of Intervention
4.3 Institutional Legal Organization
4.4 The Judiciary of the Province of Buenos Aires
4.5 The Expert Task of Social Workers
4.6 The Expert Intervention of Social Workers in the Criminal Courts
4.7 HCR 20, Version 3 (History, Clinic, and Risk): Violence Risk Assessment
References
Chapter 5: Sociolegal Social Work in the Field of Criminal Defense
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Professional Work
5.2.1 The Work of the Social Worker in Criminal Defense
5.3 Social Work and Access to Criminal Justice
5.4 Social Work, Social Justice, and Human Rights
5.5 Methodology
5.5.1 Participants
5.6 Instruments
5.7 Procedure
5.8 Analysis of Data
5.9 Results
Acknowledgment
Contents
About the Editors
Editors
Contributors
Part I: Introduction
Chapter 1: Latin American Social Work Practice in the Justice System
1.1 Social Work in Civil and Criminal Matters
1.2 Forensic Social Work or Sociolegal Social Work
1.2.1 Practitioners' Pre-sentence Role in Civil Matters
1.2.2 Practitioners' Post-sentence Role in Civil Matters
1.2.3 Practitioners' Pre-sentence Role in Criminal Matters
1.2.4 Practitioners' Post-sentence Role in Criminal Matters
References
Part II: Forensic and Sociolegal Social Work in Latin America
Chapter 2: Family Courts in Chile and the Evolution of Sociolegal Social Work
2.1 Childhood a Residual Figure: The Juvenile in an Irregular Situation
2.2 State Intervention: Sociolegal Social Work
2.3 First Stage State Intervention: Emergence of the Category of Irregular Minorities and the Shift from Charity to Welfare in State Intervention
2.4 Second Stage: Juvenile Guardianship System. From the Social Visitors to the Social Judicial Assistants and the Modernization of the Intervention of the State
2.5 Third Stage: Professionalization of Justice System Social Workers and the Internment of Minors as State Intervention
2.6 Fourth Stage: Integral Protection Doctrine and the Elimination of Justice System Social Workers in the Family Courts
2.7 The Emergence of the Technical Council and Its Rationale in the Discussion of the Family Courts Law Project
2.8 The Concept of "Psychosocial"
2.9 The Technical Council
2.10 The Social Worker and Their Role as a Technical Advisor
2.11 Conclusions
References
Chapter 3: The Role of Work Product Review and Consultancy in Forensic Social Work
3.1 Temporary Scope of Forensic Roles
3.2 Role of Consultant-Reviewer in Forensic Practice
3.3 Review Processes
3.4 The Review Processes
3.5 Conclusions
3.6 Recommendations
3.7 Final Thoughts
References
Chapter 4: Forensic Social Work: The Construction of Possible Ways of Conducting a Criminal Intervention
4.1 Introduction
4.2 The Socio-geographical and Historical Context of Intervention
4.3 Institutional Legal Organization
4.4 The Judiciary of the Province of Buenos Aires
4.5 The Expert Task of Social Workers
4.6 The Expert Intervention of Social Workers in the Criminal Courts
4.7 HCR 20, Version 3 (History, Clinic, and Risk): Violence Risk Assessment
References
Chapter 5: Sociolegal Social Work in the Field of Criminal Defense
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Professional Work
5.2.1 The Work of the Social Worker in Criminal Defense
5.3 Social Work and Access to Criminal Justice
5.4 Social Work, Social Justice, and Human Rights
5.5 Methodology
5.5.1 Participants
5.6 Instruments
5.7 Procedure
5.8 Analysis of Data
5.9 Results