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Competency, Civil Commitment, and the Dangerousness of the Mentally Ill
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Bittman, Betsy J.
Convit, Antonio
Bibliographic Citation
Journal of Forensic Sciences 1993 November; 38(6): 1460-1466
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Date
1993-11
Subject
Civil Commitment
;
Dangerousness
;
Concept of Mental Health
;
Psychotherapy
;
Government Ethics
;
Third Party Consent
;
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