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Mental Health - Involuntary Commitment

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      new window How to Avoid Mental Health Conservatorship? Description: Explaining the Lanterman Petris Short act, how it can be used to put persons under conservatorship, and how to avoid this. (namiscc.org)
new window Law Project for Psychiatric Rights Description: A tax-exempt charity devoted to protecting people from the harm and abuse from forced psychiatric drugging resulting in emotional and physical damage. (psychrights.org)
new window Psychiatric Advance Directive Description: If you are concerned that you may be subject to involuntary psychiatric commitment or treatment at some future time, you can prepare a legal document in advance to express your choices about treatment. (bazelon.org)
new window The Case of Spencer Day Description: His story sheds new light on causes of violence and crime in our society. (violence.freedommag.org)
 




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