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    either elected or appointed in each county. Other magistrates are appointed by the chief magistrate. Wills and the administration of estates of the deceased are designated to the probate court of each county. Authorization to order involuntary hospitalization of an individual is made by the judge in probate court. Probate courts issue marriage licenses and licenses to carry firearms. Traffic violations and certain misdemeanors can also be heard in probate court if there is no state court in the

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    DEVELOPMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH CARE IN MODERN SOCIETY: Medical Model Mental illness or mental disorder is a word used for any state that influences an individual’s feeling‚ performance or opinion in a method that is upsetting or functioning poorly. There are some sources which now also refer the mental illness in an aspect that hampers functioning and causes distress. Some researchers still refer the mental illness as the disease of mind and this stigma was accepted since ages. However‚ this attitude

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    is often treated with mood stabilizer medications‚ and sometimes other psychiatric drugs. Psychotherapy also has a role‚ often when there has been some recovery of stability. In serious cases in which there is a risk of harm to oneself or others involuntary commitment may be used; these cases generally involve severe manic episodes with dangerous behavior or depressive episodes with suicidal ideation. There are widespread problems with social stigma‚ stereotypes and prejudice against individuals with

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    I will be analyzing the Forensic Mental Health System (FMHS) in Ontario‚ with specific attention to Forensic Inpatient/Outpatient units whose goals are to provide rehabilitation services and facilitate successful reintegration into the community. Through this assessment‚ I want to gain a better understanding of how these FMH programs facilitate trust and address barriers of stigma and disenfranchisement that many clients under the Ontario Review Board (ORB) face. The FMHS in Ontario is comprised

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    including health insurance‚ life insurance and disability payments‚ plus similar contractual benefits for private sector employees. The right to survivor’s benefits following the death of a veteran spouse. Numerous rights relating to the involuntary hospitalization of a spouse‚ including the right to be notified‚ and the right to initiate proceedings leading to release. The right to conjugal visits with a

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    ‚ BARBARA LAZEAR ASCHER On Compassion Barbara Lazear Ascher‚ born in 1946‚ worked as a lawyer for two years before she became a full-time writer. Her essays‚ which have appeared in newspapers and magazines‚ have been collected in Playing after Dark (1986) and The Habit of Loving (1989). She has also written books about her brother’s death fi-om AIDS (Landscape without Grav- ity: A Memoir of Grief‚ 1993) and romance (Dancing in the Dark: Romance‚ Yearning‚ and the Search

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    Until the 1970s‚ public psychiatric hospitals were responsible for treating and housing mentally ill citizens. However‚ as a response to the deinstitutionalization movement – this is‚ a national campaign that urged the federal government to shut down mental health facilities and thus “deinstitutionalize” the mentally ill – prisons and jails became the new de facto mental health asylums. In 2015‚ according to the Treatment Advocacy Center‚ in 44 of the 50 states‚ “the largest prison or jail held more

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    History has shown a misunderstanding and fear of the unknown within society when it comes to people diagnosed with mental illnesses. There are many prejudices and stereotypes about mental illnesses and the group of people it affects‚ which can often result in keeping patients from being admitted into a hospital to receive the help they require and withholding treatment. The line and separation between the rights of a patient and the amount of control placed on a patient has become rather blurry.

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    Schizophrenia: The Case Study of Mr. Simpson Name School Abstract Schizophrenia is a mental disorder in which a person develops hallucinations‚ delusions‚ or disordered thinking. It usually starts in men and women in their late teens or early twenties. Genetics and prenatal environment are the prime causes for this affliction. Schizophrenia has both positive‚ or present‚ and negative‚ or absent‚ symptoms. There are five types of schizophrenia. They are: catatonic schizophrenia‚ disorganized

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    Chapter 21: Employment Relationships 1.) Employment at Will A. Is where either party may terminate the employment relationship at any time and for any reason‚ unless doing so would violate the provisions of an employment contract or a statute? B. Under the employment-at-will doctrine‚ as mentioned an employer may hire and fire employees at will (regardless of the employees’ performance) without liability‚ unless the decision violates the terms of an employment contract or statuary law. C. Exceptions

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