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Criminal Procedure -- Is an Insanity Acquittal an Adequate Basis for Indefinite, Involuntary Commitment: Jones v. United States, 103 S. Ct. 3043
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Mundt, Daniel H.
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Creighton Law Review 1983-1984; 17(3)
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Date
1983
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Involuntary Commitment
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Involuntary Civil Commitment
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