\"Public policies and public attitudes towards treatment of the mentally disordered have evolved significantly in the last twenty-five years. Those who need to understand and implement our increasingly complex legal and social systems for dealing with such cases will find this new edition of Brenda Hoggett's Mental Health Law illuminating. It gives a clear-sighted account of the basic legal rights of psychiatric patients before, during and after hospital confinement, and also considers other parties and institutions affected by the illness of the patient: relatives, doctors, lawyers and social workers.\"--From back cover \"The law is stated as at July 31, 1990, but reference is made to forthcoming changes under the Children Act 1989 and the National Health Service and Community Care Act 1990\"--Page v 6. Legal Liability towards Mental Patients and Restrictions on their Brenda M. Hoggett. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. 347-362. 3. THE ROLE OF SOCIAL WORKERS; RELATIVES AND DOCTORS 2. Ordinary and Emergency Admission for Assessment 2. MENTAL DISORDER AND THE GROUNDS FOR COMPULSION 3. The Additional Criteria for Civil Commitment 3. Detention of \"In-patients\" under Section 5 3. Admissions for Treatment under Section 3 3. Parents, Children and Local Authorities 6. Scrutiny and Rectification of Documents 2. The Legal Categories of Mental Disorder 7. The National Assistance Act Procedures 2. Information, Advice and Representation 5. Patients detained before the 1983 Act 1. HOSPITAL ADMISSION: THE BASIC SCHEME 4. An Outline of the Compulsory Powers 4. THE MACHINERY OF CIVIL COMMITMENT 5. The Mental Health Act Commission 2. Sexual and Family Relationships 8. MENTAL HEALTH REVIEW TRIBUNALS 5. MENTALLY DISORDERED OFFENDERS 3. Mental Disorder as a Defence 1. Out of Mind and out of Sight 2. Social Workers and Relatives 1. Applications and References 3. Managing and Leaving Money 4. Transfer from Guardianship 5. Doctors and Social Workers 3. Absconders and Escapers 3....

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Brenda M. Hoggett; Brenda Hale

by Brenda Hoggett

publisher not identified

3rd rev. ed, London : Sweet and Maxwell, 1990, 1900

United Kingdom and Ireland, United Kingdom

2nd ed., London, United Kingdom, 1984

3rd ed., London, England, 1990

2nd ed., London, England, 1984

December 31, 1991

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 371-386) and index.

Bibliography: p. 347-362.
Revised ed. of: Mental health.
Includes index.

Originally published as "Mental health", 1976.
Bibliography, p347-362. - Includes index.

Describes the legal rights of psychiatric patients before, during and after confinement to hospital. Specific chapters cover the role of social workers, relatives, doctors and outline police powers. The author guides the reader through the Mental Health Act of 1983 and the Children Act 1989.

The Law Is Stated As At July 31, 1990, But Reference Is Made To Forthcoming Changes Under The Children Act 1989 And The National Health Service And Community Care Act 1990--p. V. By Brenda Hoggett. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 371-386) And Index.

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