01520nam a2200241Ia 4500001000700000003000600007005001700013008004100030010001500071020002800086020003100114035002000145040001000165050002200175082002000197100002800217245007700245260005000322300002500372504005100397505076400448650006601212291284OCoLC20160527202359.0041210s2005    ncu      b    001 0 eng c  a2004021170  a159460021X (alk. paper)  a9781594600210 (alk. paper)  a(OCoLC)58411732  aPUCPR00aKF 480b.W56 200500a346.7301/382221 aWinick, Bruce J.2Local10aCivil commitmentba therapeutic jurisprudence modelcby Bruce J. Winick.  aDurham, N.C.bCarolina Academic Presscc2005.  axvii, 344 p.c24 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.0 aA therapeutic jurisprudence model for civil commitment -- Striking the balance between coercion and autonomy : therapeutic jurisprudence insights on coercion and its consequences and application in the civil commitment process -- Civil commitment criteria : an overview -- General considerations -- The limits of parens patriae commitment : how incompetency should be defined and applied -- The outer limits of police power commitment : the civil commitment of sex offenders -- Application of civil commitment criteria : the civil commitment hearing -- Voluntary hospitalization -- Rights within the institution and the standards governing their exercise or waiver -- Outpatient commitment -- -- International human rights law limitations on civil commitment. 0aMentally illxCommitment and detentionzUnited States.2Local