evidence: 15. Victims who have a learning disability or mental health condition can be credible witnesses - Suspects often deliberately target individuals who are vulnerable due to mental or physical health conditions or disabilities and may also refer to them in attempts to undermine the victims’ account or use them as a tool of coercion. Prosecutors should take a suspect-centric approach to considering the facts of the case. [...] Many disabled people face problems of negative attitudes towards either their mental or physical impairment and may often feel or be made to feel isolated. In fact, some victims may be specifically targeted because of their mental health condition or physical impairment by the abuser, to exert control and dominance, whether through physical violence, or through less obvious controlling or coercive behaviours.