No. 20 (2010): Special Issue

Published: 2014-09-08

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Articles and Comment

Foreword

John Horne

5-6
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Preface

Genevra Richardson

7-8
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A model law fusing incapacity and mental health legislation

George Szmukler, Rowena Daw, John Dawson

9-22
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Harnessing the power of fusion? A valiant but flawed effort to obviate the need for a distinct mental health law

Paul S. Appelbaum

23-33
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Mental illness is different and ignoring its differences profits nobody

Tom Burns

34-39
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The treatment of mentally disordered offenders under capacity-based mental health legislation

Alec Buchanan

40-46
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The model law fusing incapacity and mental health legislation – a comment on the forensic aspects of the proposal

Kris Gledhill

47-54
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The mental capacity tribunal under the model law: what are we arguing about?

Robert Robinson

55-62
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The model law of Szmukler, Dawson and Daw – the next stage of a long campaign?

Anthony Holland

63-70
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Safeguards for informal patients

Aswini Weereratne

71-77
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Balancing autonomy and risk: the Scottish approach

Jacqueline M Atkinson, Hilary J Patrick

78-83
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A new legislative framework for mental capacity and mental health legislation in Northern Ireland: an analysis of the current proposals

Maura McCallion, Ursula O'Hare

84-88
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Response to the Commentaries

George Szmukler, Rowena Daw, John Dawson

89-98
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Outline of The Model Law

George Szmukler, Rowena Daw, John Dawson

99-122
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Addendum

George Szmukler, Rowena Daw, John Dawson

123-126
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The role of capacity in mental health laws - recent reviews and legislation

Kris Gledhill

127-140
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