concept justiciable and methodology for differentiating them current models, theories and debates on approaches to advocacy for clients experiencing justiciable event/s characteristics and issues of identified client/s of services and resources available to specific client groups guidelines of legal service/s providers risk management safe work practices RANGE STATEMENT The Range Statement relates to the unit of competency as a whole. It allows for different work environments and situations that may affect performance. Bold italicised wording in the elements and performance criteria is detailed below. nature of circumstances of a justice client that may be the Client situation may refer result of escalation of issues, such as the following examples: to: person experiencing breakdown of their mental health that has lead to homelessness mental incapacity that has lead to loss of self-determination through imposition of guardianship/administration diversity of client experience that may underpin escalation of justice related issues, such as: material conditions dominant framing of normalcy and deviance social structural causes and influence on personal problems, such as: social and economic class gender institutions race ideological restrictions lack of power or opportunity experience of oppression social, economic and cultural marginalisation happenings and circumstances that raise legal issues Justiciable may refer to: issues that can be decided by a court criminal civil tenancy, housing and homelessness guardianship and administration mental health intervention orders neighbourhood disputes motor vehicle accidents
concept justiciable and methodology for differentiating them current models, theories and debates on approaches to advocacy for clients experiencing justiciable event/s characteristics and issues of identified client/s of services and resources available to specific client groups guidelines of legal service/s providers risk management safe work practices RANGE STATEMENT The Range Statement relates to the unit of competency as a whole. It allows for different work environments and situations that may affect performance. Bold italicised wording in the elements and performance criteria is detailed below. Client situation may refer to: nature of circumstances of a justice client that may be the result of escalation of issues, such as the following examples: person experiencing breakdown of their mental health that has lead to homelessness mental incapacity that has lead to loss of self-determination through imposition of guardianship/administration diversity of client experience that may underpin escalation of justice related issues, such as: material conditions dominant framing of normalcy and deviance social structural causes and influence on personal problems, such as: social and economic class gender institutions race ideological restrictions lack of power or opportunity experience of oppression social, economic and cultural marginalisation Justiciable may refer to: happenings and circumstances that raise legal issues issues that can be decided by a court criminal civil tenancy, housing and homelessness guardianship and administration mental health intervention orders neighbourhood disputes motor vehicle accidents
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