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193 related items for PubMed ID: 6735374

  • 21. Impact of restrictive civil commitment procedures on a prison psychiatric service.
    Bonovitz JC, Guy EB.
    Am J Psychiatry; 1979 Aug; 136(8):1045-8. PubMed ID: 464129
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  • 22. Diversion of the mentally ill into the criminal justice system: the police intervention perspective.
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  • 23. Violence, civil commitment, and hospitalization.
    McNiel DE, Binder RL.
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  • 24. Behavioral precipitants to civil commitment.
    Rubin LC, Mills MJ.
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  • 25. A review of tort liability in involuntary civil commitment.
    Knapp S, VandeCreek L.
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  • 26. Redefining dangerousness for civil commitment.
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  • 28. The chronic mentally ill and the criminal justice system: when to call the police.
    Stein LI, Diamond RJ.
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  • 29. The paradoxical increase in involuntary admissions after the revision of the Civil Commitment Law in Belgium.
    Lecompte D.
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  • 30. Decision makers in law and psychiatry and the involuntary civil commitment process.
    Lipsitt PD, Lelos D.
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  • 31. Are pretrial commitments for forensic evaluation used to control nuisance behavior?
    Appelbaum KL, Fisher WH, Nestelbaum Z, Batemen A.
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  • 32. Beyond deinstitutionalization: a commitment law in evolution.
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    Neff RC.
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  • 35. Psychiatrists' opinions about involuntary civil commitment: results of a national survey.
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  • 36. The psychiatric intensive care unit--an in-hospital treatment of violent adult patients.
    Crain PM, Jordan EG.
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  • 37. Civil commitment and arrests. An investigation of the criminalization thesis.
    Hiday VA.
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  • 38. Need-for-treatment criteria for involuntary civil commitment.
    Pinheiro MV.
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  • 39. An empirical study of emergency commitment.
    Faulkner LR, McFarland BH, Bloom JD.
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  • 40. Implications of need-for-treatment laws: a study of Washington State's Involuntary Treatment Act.
    Durham ML.
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