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Civil Rights of Mental Patients Are Debated by Medical and Legal Professions
Author
Schumach, Murray
Bibliographic Citation
New York Times 1974 March 25; section 2: 1, 51
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Date
1974-03-25
Subject
Civil Rights
;
Patients
;
Rights
;
Right to Health Care
;
Involuntary Civil Commitment
;
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