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G Möllhoff

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Deaths resulting from drugs of abuse.

This report covers 40 narcotics fatalities from the Northbaden are (Federal Republic of Germany) that came to the Institute of Forensic Medicine, Heidelberg University for autopsy in the years of 1968-1973. Information is given on pathological anatomic and toxicologic findings. A biographical, sociological, psychiatric and criminological catamnesis gave important insight in determinants, motivations, development and course of drug dependence in this area. Basic details are shown and critically evaluated.

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[The "accommodation" of aging and older psychiatric patients - legal and psychiatric aspects].

In the articles 2, 19 and 97 GG the "Human Rights" and the "Human Dignity" are designed by the paramount constitutional law to be important guidelines for public activities. From these conceptions derives the implementation in the individual Federal States, which carry out the "Laws regarding the legal procedure for the deprivation of liberty" (1956) as well as the "Accomodation Laws". It differs in many administrative details, in its basic structure it is, however binding. Careful consideration of a case according to the Proportional Principles (Right of the Individual-Claim of the society for protection and security) on the one hand and legal control in all stages of the proceeding on the other hand are thereby safeguarded. First such important conceptions as "mental disease, mental weakness, threat, addiction, neglect, public nuisance, indecent assault" are discussed in line with the highest jurisdiction. The medical and legal limitations of the accomodation criteria for the old and ageing are presented. Advantages and disadvantages of the medically-centered regulations of accomodation, diagnosis, therapy, temporary leave and discharge of patients are explained; foreign experience is taken into account.

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