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- joe paraskeva, london uk home background the sentence ipp and links what you can do press articles campaign events website will be updated as soon as possible. email [email protected] for recent developments (february 2014) this website has been set up by the family and friends of joe paraskeva. news update - july 2013 : the family has received an apology from the e.london nhs foundation trust, saying that it accepts that joe was not cared for properly after he tried to escape from the ward and a mistake was made. the trust has said that joe's psychiatric history wasn't looked at properly when the decision was made that he was not mentally unwell and that he should have received a forensic assessment when he was taken into custody by the police. they have said following such an assessment he could have been transferred directly to the john howard centre (the medium secure forensic hospital where he is presently) from police custody. the trust ordered a serious incident review, more than two years after the incident. the apology was given recently, during a meeting about the review and its findings. the campaign will continue: to overturn joe's criminal conviction for arson and to challenge the practice, acknowledged in the above meeting, that the trust believes it can be in a patient's interests to be charged and convicted of a criminal offence if they are a mental health patient, in a psychiatric ward, at the time of the incident/offence. we do not believe it is helpful to a mental health patient to be stigmatised with another stigma, that of being criminalised, when they are severely mentally distressed and while they are in the care of the nhs psychiatric services. hackney citizen - trust apology july 2013 see below for more information joe is now 22 and was diagnosed with bipolar affective disorder in 2007. joe was charged with arson in october 2010, after he tried to set fire to the door of a psychiatric unit in a hospital, in an attempt to escape. joe was not charged with the more serious offence of arson with intent to endanger life. he was a mental health patient at the time and had been detained and sectioned under the mental health act less than 48 hours earlier. on 5th april 2011, at a crown court in london, he was sentenced to an ipp (indeterminate sentence of imprisonment for public protection): an indefinite term. joe has no previous criminal convictions. joe was imprisoned on 7th october 2010 where he remained, in a young offenders institution, until 3rd november 2011. only after an independent psychiatric report had been obtained by his family, was he transferred to a psychiatric hospital, where at last he is receiving proper care and treatment. we believe joe's conviction should be overturned and that he should not have been criminalised in the first place. we call for an independent and thorough review of such cases and for safeguards to be put in place within the health system to ensure mental health patients are given compassionate care and treatment in hospitals, not diverted into the prison system. there have been no pictures of joe on this website except a photo of him when very young (see press articles); joe is already a vulnerable person at risk and has not been in the position of giving consent. it is widely documented that people with mental health difficulties are at increased risk of verbal and physical assaults. request for members of parliament to form a committee to discuss the criminalisation of mental health patients see open letter to meg hillier mp (pdf) and check the what you can do page. we hope this letter will prompt a debate around this practice, which occurs in some psychiatric hospitals. we are calling for a thorough investigation into the circumstances whereby a mental health patient can be prosecuted while they are in the care of the nhs. whether as a detained patient (as joe was) or an informal one, we believe that joe (and many others) are owed an operational duty by the psychiatric hospital to be protected; many patients do not feel safe in psychiatric wards, many become distressed. we believe that all are deserving of compassionate care in an environment where they feel both safe and secure. joe was not protected, he was not kept safe: he was allowed dangerous, prohibited items which he subsequently used in his efforts to escape from the ward. appeal for donations . for more information email [email protected] . in sane's opinion. we have set up a campaigning page to highlight joe's case on facebook. please visit, join and share with your friends news psychiatric patient joe paraskeva's arson conviction quashed - bbc london news 12 december 2012 conviction was not quashed, see details of verdict, below. mentally ill man jailed for hospital arson has prison sentence quashed - guardian 12 december 2012 court of appeal victory in '' campaign - east london lines 13 december 2012 (this photo of joe and his sister is the only one approved for release by both of them at the moment) clarification of verdict of court of appeal: jail sentence quashed but criminal conviction remains. campaign still trying to overturn criminal conviction for arson. appeal court judgement substituted the prison sentence for a hospital order; joe will be treated as a patient now, not as a prisoner. despite 2 court-appointed expert psychiatrists with view that joe did not need a further restriction order on his hospital order, the judges imposed one. a restriction order means joe will be intensively monitored, the order is indefinite. (both orders are sections under the mental health act) joe's family say this feels like a punishment, when he has been doing so well; the hospital have said they did not expect him to have a restriction order: it was said in court that they (hospital) viewed joe as a model patient and there had been no problems with his leave, it was also said in court that he had intervened when a member of staff was been seriously assaulted by a patient (joe had restrained the patient until help arrived; management at the hospital later thanked him). it was said in court that joe was mentally ill at time of offence. despite 3 expert psychiatric reports saying this, no challenge to his conviction was included in the grounds of appeal. also, there was no mention at all of joe's previous diagnosis, 7 month inpatient assessment and years of care and treatment in child and adolescent mental health service. dr farnham, court psychiatrist actually said in court that this was the first time joe had had a long period of assessment and therefore the first time his illness could be assessed. that is not true. all the medical evidence presented in court referred to joe as though he had just come off the street and had no psychiatric history. not true. how can a sectioned mental health patient be culpable for his distressed behaviour? campaign continues!!! stop the criminalisation of mental health patients!!!!! appeal news joe's ipp (indeterminate term of imprisonment for public protection, minimum tariff to serve in prison before able to apply for parole on licence, 2 years) was overturned on the 12th december 2012. he now has a hospital order which has been substituted in its place. joe spent more than a year in prison (7 oct 2010 - 3 nov 2011) and more than a year in hospital (3 nov 2011 - 12 dec 2012) before his ipp sentence was overturned. total more than 2 years, with no treatment until he was transferred to hospital. the hospital order means that joe will continue to be treated in a therapeutic hospital and will not be returned to prison. a victory! the family was told that the only evidence the judges could consider at this hearing was medical evidence. the judges considered the 2 expert psychiatric reports commissioned by the court of appeal and the expert psychiatric report which the family had paid for in 2011 which led directly to joe's transfer from prison to hospital. all 3 psychiatrists had

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