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Defense Counsel's Role in Determining Competency to Stand Trial
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Schrock, Norma
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Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics 1996 Winter; 9(2): 639- 664
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Date
1996-12
Subject
Concept of Mental Health
;
Neurosciences and Mental Health Therapies
;
Legal Ethics
;
Third Party Consent
;
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