186 THE SEVERE AND PERSI STENT MENTAL ILLNESS PROGRESS NOTES PLAN NER D. As a result of regular involvement regarding the client's appointments with the court officers, he/she has been able to successfully c omplete the sentencing requirements imposed upon him/her. 23. Attend Probation Meetings (2 3) A. The client's probation meetings were attended on an intermittent basis to facilitate communication. B. The probation staff working with the client was educat ed about his/her strengths and limitations. C. As a result of involvement with the client's probation meetings, he/she has been able to successfully complete probation and other sentencing requirements that have been set forth by the court. 24. Support I nvolvement in Court-Mandated Activities ( 24) A. The client's involvement in court-mandated activities was supported in order to help him/her adhere to probation requirements. B. The client's involvement in court-mandated activities was facilitated in ord er to help him/her adhere to probation requirements. C. As a result of assistance provided to the client, he/she has been able to maintain his/her involvement in court-mandated activities (e. g., mental health treatment, job procurement, stable residence, or community service). D. The client has failed to complete his/her court-mandated activities, despite support and facilitation in these areas. 25. Educate Support System about the Legal System and Ramifications ( 25) A. The client's family, friends, and caregivers were educated about the legal system and the specific legal issues related to the client's current situation. B. As the client was not actively psychotic during his/her inappropriate behavior, his/her family, friends, and caregivers were encou raged to allow him/her to be appropriately incarcerated. C. Because the client's mental health symptoms have not been controlled, his/her family, friends, and caregivers were encouraged to allow mandatory hospitalization to occur. D. The client reported an increased level of assistance from his/her family and support system regarding his/her involvement in the legal system, and the positive effects of this were noted. E. The client's family, friends, and caregivers were supported for their choice to allo w him/her to experience the appropriate legal ramifications of his/her inappropriate behavior. F. The client's family, friends, and caregivers have not allowed him/her to experience the appropriate legal ramifications of his/her behavior and were challeng ed to do so. G. The client's support system has failed to assist him/her through the legal system, and they were provided with redirection in this area. 26. Encourage the Support System Contact during Incarceration ( 26) A. The client's support system wa s challenged to remain in contact with him/her, despite his/her incarceration. B. Members of the client's support system were encouraged for their regular contact with him/her, despite his/her incarceration. 