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Concepts of mental capacity are taking on an increased importance in the mental health law of the Un...
R (on the application of CS) v Mental Health Review Tribunal; Managers of Homerton Hospital (East Lo...
The context in which the Szmukler et al proposal is put forward is the several reviews in the differ...
A legal finding of unfitness to plead results in automatic committal of the accused to a mental hosp...
R (MH) v (1) Secretary of State for Health (2) Mental Health Review TribunalHouse of Lords, 20 Octob...
This article looks at the Millan Committee’s review of Scottish mental health law, with some referen...
R v Mental Health Review Tribunal, on the application of H [2001] EWCA Civ 415Court of Appeal (28th ...
The Mental Health Act 1983 provides for compulsory admission to hospital, under criteria designed to...
R (on the application of IH) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (1)Secretary of State for ...
R (on the application of KB and others) v (1) Mental Health Review Tribunal (2) Secretary ofState fo...
R (B) v Ashworth Hospital AuthorityHouse of Lords; 17 March 2005[2005] UKHL 20, [2005] Mental Health...
R (Wilkinson) v. Broadmoor RMO (1) Mental Health Act Commission (2) Secretary of State for Health (I...
The impact of compulsory measures of medical treatment for mental disorders have for some time inter...
Over the last six months there have been two significant legislative developments in mental health l...
The Mental Health Act 1983 provides for detention and also for treatment which would otherwise be an...
Concepts of mental capacity are taking on an increased importance in the mental health law of the Un...
R (on the application of CS) v Mental Health Review Tribunal; Managers of Homerton Hospital (East Lo...
The context in which the Szmukler et al proposal is put forward is the several reviews in the differ...
A legal finding of unfitness to plead results in automatic committal of the accused to a mental hosp...
R (MH) v (1) Secretary of State for Health (2) Mental Health Review TribunalHouse of Lords, 20 Octob...
This article looks at the Millan Committee’s review of Scottish mental health law, with some referen...
R v Mental Health Review Tribunal, on the application of H [2001] EWCA Civ 415Court of Appeal (28th ...
The Mental Health Act 1983 provides for compulsory admission to hospital, under criteria designed to...
R (on the application of IH) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (1)Secretary of State for ...
R (on the application of KB and others) v (1) Mental Health Review Tribunal (2) Secretary ofState fo...
R (B) v Ashworth Hospital AuthorityHouse of Lords; 17 March 2005[2005] UKHL 20, [2005] Mental Health...
R (Wilkinson) v. Broadmoor RMO (1) Mental Health Act Commission (2) Secretary of State for Health (I...
The impact of compulsory measures of medical treatment for mental disorders have for some time inter...
Over the last six months there have been two significant legislative developments in mental health l...
The Mental Health Act 1983 provides for detention and also for treatment which would otherwise be an...
Concepts of mental capacity are taking on an increased importance in the mental health law of the Un...
R (on the application of CS) v Mental Health Review Tribunal; Managers of Homerton Hospital (East Lo...
The context in which the Szmukler et al proposal is put forward is the several reviews in the differ...
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