A new perspective in prisoners' rights: the right to refuse treatment and rehabilitation.
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Organically induced behavioral change in correctional institutions: release decisions and the "new man" phenomenon.
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Inadequate medical treatment of state prisoners: cruel and unusual punishment?
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Mental patients' rights to refuse drugs: involuntary medication as cruel and unusual punishment.
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The right against treatment: behavior modification and the involuntarily committed.
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Voluntarily confined mental retardates: the right to treatment vs. the right to protection from harm.
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The right to protection from harm: legal justice for the mentally retarded?
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Psychosurgery, conditioning, and the prisoner's right to refuse "rehabilitation"
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Relief for the civilly committed: a constitutional right to treatment.
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The constitutional right to treatment for involuntarily committed mental patients--what limitations?
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Legislative control of shock treatment.
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Constitutional law--mental health--a patient involuntarily civilly committed to a state mental hospital has a constitutional right to treatment.
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The right to treatment for mentally ill juveniles in California.
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The right to refuse treatment: mental patients and the law.
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O'Connor v. Donaldson: the Supreme Court sidesteps the right to treatment.
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A right to treatment for mentally retarded offenders.
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The Estelle medical professional judgment standard: the right of those in state custody to receive high-cost medical treatments.
This Article discusses the rights of prisoners, pretrial detainees, and the involuntarily committed to receive high-cost medical treatments. More specifically, the Article analyzes U.S. Supreme Court and lower court case law dealing with the medical care rights of those in state custody and argues that, under a proper understanding of this case law, the financial considerations of states should play no role in determining the rights of these people to receive high-cost medical care. Finally, the Article defends the current medical care standard against various critiques.
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Did you say chemical castration?
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