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Civil Commitment and the "Great Confinement" Revisited: Straightjacketing Individual Rights, Stifling Culture
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Pincus, William Hoffman
Bibliographic Citation
William and Mary Law Review 1995; 36(5): 1769-1817
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Date
1995
Subject
Culture
;
Civil Commitment
;
Rights
;
Concept of Mental Health
;
Behavior Modification
;
Involuntary Civil Commitment
;
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