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Hendricks and the Moral Terrain of Police Power Civil Commitment
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Janus, Eric S.
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Psychology, Public Policy, and Law 1998 March-June; 4(1-2): 297-322
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/912121
Date
1998-03
Subject
Civil Commitment
;
Power
;
Philosophical Ethics
;
Involuntary Civil Commitment
;
Government Ethics
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