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Correspondence relating to possible sources of funding for Department of Forensic Psychiatry research on drug dependent prisoners. Includes personal data, CLOSED for review 2074

Correspondence relating to an unsuccessful funding application to the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) for a new Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health Centre, including a detailed research proposal, CLOSED for review 2070

Correspondence relating to John Gunn's assessment of a project funding application for research into the treatment of alcoholism in Kuwait, by Dr Ali M Bilal, University of Kuwait, and others, including personal data, CLOSED for review 2065

Correspondence concerning the care of an unnamed patient at Wexham Park Hospital, Slough. CLOSED for review 2083

Semi-personal correspondence with overseas students relating to the Diploma in Forensic Psychiatry, including personal information CLOSED for review, 2080

Correspondence relating to the Dunblane shootings (Thomas Hamilton killed 16 children, a teacher and himself, Dunblane Primary School, Scotland, 13 Mar 1996), chiefly with solicitors representing the families of dead and wounded children, and with professional colleagues. CLOSED for review 2026

Correspondence relating to the Home Office 'Special Units Research Steering Group', with background information and draft articles on UK prison special units for the treatment of mentally disordered prisoners and others with specific requirements, including data on named individuals, CLOSED for review 2093

Correspondence relating to John Gunn and Katia Herbst (editors), The mentally disordered offender (Butterworth Heinemann, 1991, in association with the Mental Health Foundation). CLOSED for review 2072

Correspondence relating to the Mental Health Foundation's register of research projects, including personal data CLOSED for review 2077

Correspondence relating to the Royal College of Psychiatrists and John Gunn's membership of its Court of Electors, including assessments of named individuals, which are CLOSED for review, 2077

Correspondence with book publishers, principally Heinemann, chiefly relating to contracts and royalties CLOSED for review 2078

Correspondence with Francis Aungier Pakenham, seventh Earl of Longford (Lord Longford), relating to his book, Prisoner or patient? Mental offenders and the law (Chapmans Publishers, London, 1992). File includes reference to a named Broadmoor Hospital patient and is CLOSED for review 2092

Personal correspondence with other members of the Home Office Royal Commission on Criminal Justice, including personal data which is CLOSED for review 2077

Correspondence with Richard Barling, Cambridge University Press, concerning John Gunn's assessments of book proposals sent to him for comment by Barling, CLOSED for review 2080

Correspondence with the House of Commons Social Services Committee, with related background information and other papers, including expenses claims, CLOSED for review 2079

Reports, notes, copies of court evidence and overhead projector slides of statistics relating to suicides in Scottish prisons, including information on named individuals, CLOSED for review 2098

Draft text and correspondence relating to conference paper, 'The problem of resources', given by John Gunn at a Howard League for Penal Reform conference on 'Sex offenders and criminal justice'. Includes personal information, CLOSED for review 2066

Text of paper, 'Psychiatric aspects of homicide', by Hannes Petursson and Gisli Gudjonsson, with related correspondence and Hannes Petursson' CV, CLOSED for review 2068

Correspondence and draft relating to paper 'Developments in British Forensic Psychiatry', given by John Gunn at the sixth International Symposium in Law and Psychiatry at the Institute of Law, Psychiatry and Public Policy, University of Virginia. Includes personal correspondence, CLOSED for review 2061

Letters received from doctors and patients, including requests for advice, recommendations and references. CLOSED for review 2099