We are immensely grateful to the commentators for their careful reading of the Model ‘Fusion’ Law (ML). The level of support for our proposal from most of the commentators is encouraging as is the news that Northern Ireland intends to introduce legislation along similar lines. The aim of the ML is to eliminate the unwarranted discrimination against people with mental disorder that is inherent in current mental health legislation in England and Wales and in many other jurisdictions. We remain convinced that the principles underlying the enterprise are right and that they can be translated into a practical form. At the same time, excellent points have been raised by the commentators that have stimulated us to think further and to propose a nu...
It is now more than a quarter of a century since the Law Commission completed its ground-breaking re...
When the Bamford Review of Mental Health and Learning Disability completed its work in the autumn of...
We shall be reflecting on the experience of the three recent upheavals in mental health and mental c...
The proposal by Szmukler and others for a law that fuses mental health law and mental capacity law i...
The context in which the Szmukler et al proposal is put forward is the several reviews in the differ...
Responses and comments on the Draft Mental Health Bill are provided by:The Law SocietyThe Royal Coll...
Except for the criminal justice system, the Mental Health Act 1983 (as amended by the MHA 2007) is t...
Over the last six months there have been two significant legislative developments in mental health l...
Drs Maylea and Ryan publish their response to Matthew Carroll's letter about their 2017 article ‘Dec...
The President of the Victorian Mental Health Tribunal responds to the opinions expressed by two cont...
The possibility of a single statue to replace our current dual approach must now be the most fundame...
The impact of compulsory measures of medical treatment for mental disorders have for some time inter...
This article looks at the Millan Committee’s review of Scottish mental health law, with some referen...
Since 2002 there has been a broad and extensive process to develop new legislation relating to menta...
Private law courts in the UK have maintained the de minimis threshold as a condition precedent for a...
It is now more than a quarter of a century since the Law Commission completed its ground-breaking re...
When the Bamford Review of Mental Health and Learning Disability completed its work in the autumn of...
We shall be reflecting on the experience of the three recent upheavals in mental health and mental c...
The proposal by Szmukler and others for a law that fuses mental health law and mental capacity law i...
The context in which the Szmukler et al proposal is put forward is the several reviews in the differ...
Responses and comments on the Draft Mental Health Bill are provided by:The Law SocietyThe Royal Coll...
Except for the criminal justice system, the Mental Health Act 1983 (as amended by the MHA 2007) is t...
Over the last six months there have been two significant legislative developments in mental health l...
Drs Maylea and Ryan publish their response to Matthew Carroll's letter about their 2017 article ‘Dec...
The President of the Victorian Mental Health Tribunal responds to the opinions expressed by two cont...
The possibility of a single statue to replace our current dual approach must now be the most fundame...
The impact of compulsory measures of medical treatment for mental disorders have for some time inter...
This article looks at the Millan Committee’s review of Scottish mental health law, with some referen...
Since 2002 there has been a broad and extensive process to develop new legislation relating to menta...
Private law courts in the UK have maintained the de minimis threshold as a condition precedent for a...
It is now more than a quarter of a century since the Law Commission completed its ground-breaking re...
When the Bamford Review of Mental Health and Learning Disability completed its work in the autumn of...
We shall be reflecting on the experience of the three recent upheavals in mental health and mental c...