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Resolving Hospital Conflicts: A Study on Therapeutic Jurisprudence
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It is found that patients perceived disputing norm processes utilized by nurses, indigenous to hospital culture, to be fairer than disputing law procedures utilized by psychiatrists to resolve treatment disputes, contrary to the goal of the Supreme Court in ruling in favor of treatment refusal and imposingdisputing law on mental hospitals.
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Jurors, Jury Charges and Insanity
Legality, morality, and ethics in criminal justice
Juvenile Justice: Even-handed or Many-handed?
The District of Columbia Court Reorganization of 1970 was designed as model legislation to be emulated in other jurisdictions seeking swift and certain justice as a solution to their crime problems.…
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Drug use and social policy : an AMS anthology
Crime and Justice 1971-1972, Volume II
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1-1-2006 Manifest , Hidden , and Divine : Introduction to Sefirot
Manifest, Hidden, and Divine: Introduction to Sefirot Aikido
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Book Reviews : Crime and Criminalization, by Clayton A. Hartjen. Pp. 213. New York, Praeger, 1974. $8 (cloth). $3.50 (paper
Hughes offers an interesting discussion of questions ranging from reparation for past wrongs (e.g., compensation to Indians for illegally seized lands), to quota systems for admissions to…
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Book Review: The Chosen Primate: Human Nature and Cultural Diversity
Tensions between mental health in general and psychiatry in particular have brought the differences between them into sharp focus and, in addition, have dimmed the future of both. The humanistic…
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