2,247 Artículos relativos a Competencia Mental

• In re Maida Yetter. 6 Jun 1973.
  Publicado en Pa Dist Cty Rep
• In re John Ballay. 31 May 1973.
  Publicado en Fed Report
• A proposed statute for implementing the abortion decisions.
  Publicado en J Fam Law
• Non-therapeutic medical research involving human subjects.
  Publicado en Syracuse Law Rev
• Due process--commitment--due process requires proof of mental disability beyond a reasonable doubt.
  Publicado en Univ Cincinnati Law Rev
• An inventory: the emerging rights of the physically ill family member.
  Publicado en Univ Calif Davis Law Rev
• Medical assistance programs: sterilization procedures.
  Publicado en Fed Regist
• PHS supported programs: sterilization procedures.
  Publicado en Fed Regist
• Experimentation on humans and gifts of tissue: Articles 20-23 of the Civil Code.
  Publicado en McGill Law J
• Criminal law--incompetency--commitment of incurably incompetent defendant to institution until such time as he became sane constituted a virtual imprisonment for life.
  Publicado en Am J Crim Law
• Lessard v. Schmidt: due process and involuntary civil commitment.
  Publicado en Northwest Univ Law Rev
• The role of the court as mental health laws change.
  Publicado en Ill Bar J
• The rights of the mentally ill during incarceration: the developing law.
  Publicado en Univ Fla Law Rev
• Consents from mentally ill patients.
  Publicado en Hosp Top
• Involuntary civil commitment of the non-dangerous mentally ill: substantive limitations.
  Publicado en S D Law Rev
• Legal problems in organ transplants.
  Publicado en Miss Law J
• The dying person--his plight and his right.
  Publicado en New Engl Law Rev
• Sterilization of mental defectives.
  Publicado en Michies W Va Code Annot W Va
• Relf v. Weinberger. 15 Mar 1974.
  Publicado en Fed Suppl
• Of mad dogs and scientists: the perils of the "criminal-insane".
  Publicado en Univ PA Law Rev
• Blood transfusions, Jehovah's Witnesses and the rule of inviolability of the human body.
  Publicado en Rev Droit
• Legislating the control of behavior control: autonomy and the coercive use of organic therapies.
  Publicado en South Calif Law Rev
• Consent to medical treatment: a minor digression.
  Publicado en Univ B C Law Rev
• Restrictions applicable to sterilization procedures in federally assisted family planning projects.
  Publicado en Fed Regist
• Sterilization restrictions: federally funded programs and projects.
  Publicado en Fed Regist
• Health care for minors: the right to consent.
  Publicado en Sask Law Rev
• Sterilization of persons who are mentally retarded: proposed official policy statement.
  Publicado en Ment Retard
• Psychosurgery and informed consent.
  Publicado en Univ Fla Law Rev
• Sterilization: coercing consent.
  Publicado en Nation
• Kaimowitz v. Department of Mental Health: involuntary mental patient cannot give informed consent to experimental psychosurgery.
  Publicado en Rev Law Soc Change
• Capacity, competence, consent: voluntary sterilization of the mentally retarded.
  Publicado en Columbia Human Rights Law Rev
• Transplants: legal problems.
  Publicado en Med World News
• The involuntarily confined mental patient and informed consent to psychiatric treatment.
  Publicado en Loyola Univ Chicago Law J
• Experimenting on human subjects.
  Publicado en Linacre Q
• Constitutional law--an involuntarily detained mental patient's informed consent is invalid for experimental psychosurgery.
  Publicado en Chic Kent Law Rev
• The research imperative and human rights.
  Publicado en Phila Med
• Consent to medical treatment.
  Publicado en Chittys Law J
• A justification for medical procedures performed without consent.
  Publicado en Law Q Rev
• Informed consent and the dying patient.
  Publicado en Yale Law J
• The free exercise clause as a defense to involuntary civil commitment: bringing mental illness into religion.
  Publicado en Albany Law Rev
• The right against treatment: behavior modification and the involuntarily committed.
  Publicado en Cathol Univers Law Rev
• Informed consent in catastrophic disease research and treatment.
  Publicado en Univ PA Law Rev
• kaimowitz v. Department of Mental Health: a right to be free from experimental psychosurgery?.
  Publicado en Boston Univ Law Rev
• Is psychiatric consultation in abortion obsolete?.
  Publicado en Int J Psychiatry Med
• Psychiatric consultation with patients who refuse medical care.
  Publicado en Int J Psychiatry Med
• Quantity of microinjected tobacco mosaic virus required for infection of single cultured tobacco cells.
  Publicado en Virology
• Relf v. Mathews. 22 Oct 1975.
  Publicado en Fed Suppl
• In the Matter of Karen Quinlan. 10 Nov 1975.
  Publicado en Atl Report
• Sterilization of mental defectives: compulsion and consent.
  Publicado en Bayl Law Rev
• The right to refuse electroconvulsive therapy.
  Publicado en Ment Hyg
• In the name of treatment: autonomy, civil commitment, and right to refuse treatment.
  Publicado en Notre Dame Lawyer
• Legal issues confronting behavior modification.
  Publicado en Behav Eng
• Voluntary euthanasia: a proposed remedy.
  Publicado en Albany Law Rev
• Confidentiality of alcohol and drug abuse patient records. General provisions.
  Publicado en Fed Regist
• Confidentiality of alcohol and drug abuse patient records.
  Publicado en Fed Regist
• The law and death--an overview.
  Publicado en J Contemp Law
• Reflections on the legal regulation of behavior modification in institutional settings.
  Publicado en Ariz Law Rev
• Legal regulation of applied behavior analysis in mental institutions and prisons.
  Publicado en Ariz Law Rev
• The living will: coping with the historical event of death.
  Publicado en Bayl Law Rev
• Experimenting on human subjects: philosophical perspectives.
  Publicado en Case West Reserve Law Rev
• The Kaimowitz case: a short term legal restraint contrary to the long term public good.
  Publicado en Duquesne Law Rev
• Major tranquilizers in prison: drug therapy and the unconsenting inmate.
  Publicado en Willamette Law J
• Judicially-ordered involuntary treatment of the mentally ill.
  Publicado en J Mo Bar
• Medical treatment and human experimentation: introducing illegality, fraud, duress and incapacity to the doctrine of informed consent.
  Publicado en Rutgers Camden Law J
• Informed consent and the mental patient: California recognizes a mental patient's right to refuse psychosurgery and shock treatment.
  Publicado en Santa Clara Lawyer
• The minor transplant donor.
  Publicado en Ottawa Law Rev
• The right to die.
  Publicado en Ky Bench Bar
• Compulsory medical treatment and religious freedom: whose law shall prevail?.
  Publicado en Univ San Francisco Law Rev
• Total institutions and the possibility of consent to organic therapies.
  Publicado en Human Rights
• Mr. Smith wants to die.
  Publicado en J Curr Soc Issues
• Beyond the "cuckoo's nest": a proposal for federal regulation of psychosurgery.
  Publicado en Harvard J Legis
• Compulsory lifesaving treatment for the competent adult.
  Publicado en Fordham Law Rev
• The minor's right to consent to medical treatment: a corollary of the constitutional right of privacy.
  Publicado en South Calif Law Rev
• Informed consent for the terminal patient.
  Publicado en Bayl Law Rev
• The medical ethics of bone marrow transplantation in childhood.
  Publicado en J Pediatr Surg
• Advances in mental health: a case for the right to refuse treatment.
  Publicado en Temple Law Q
• In re Thomas. 6 Feb 1976.
  Publicado en Pa Dist Cty Rep
• State in Interest of R.G.W. 20 Oct 1976.
  Publicado en Atl Report
• Aden v. Younger. 18 Jun 1976.
  Publicado en Wests Calif Report
• In the Matter of Karen Quinlan. 31 Mar 1976.
  Publicado en Atl Report
• The right to refuse treatment: mental patients and the law.
  Publicado en Detroit Coll Law Rev
• The "living will"--an individual's exercise of his rights of privacy and self-determination.
  Publicado en Loyola Univ Chicago Law J
• Jurisdiction of court to permit sterilization of mentally defective person in absence of specific statutory authority.
  Publicado en Am Law Rep ALR 3rd Cases Annot
• The right to refuse treatment in New Jersey.
  Publicado en Psychiatr Ann
• Compulsory medical treatment of adults.
  Publicado en Cathol Lawyer
• The forcible feeding of prisoners: an examination of the legality of enforced therapy.
  Publicado en Public Law
• In the shadow of Karen Quinlan.
  Publicado en Trial
• Is there a right to die?.
  Publicado en Columbia J Law Soc Probl
• The permissibility of involuntary sterilization under the parens patriae and police power authority of the state: In re Sterilization of Moore.
  Publicado en Univ Md Law Forum
• Legal aspects of experimentation with institutionalized mentally disabled subjects.
  Publicado en J Clin Pharmacol New Drugs
• Civil commitment in Wisconsin: the impact of Lessard v. Schmidt.
  Publicado en Wis L Rev
• Of the parens patriae commitment power and drug treatment of schizophrenia: do the benefits to the patient justify involuntary treatment?.
  Publicado en Minn Law Rev
• Informed consent of the mentally disabled: a failing fiction.
  Publicado en Psychiatr Ann
• Constitutional law--minors' right of privacy versus parental right of control--access to contraceptives absent parental consent.
  Publicado en Brigh Young Univ Law Rev
• The doctrine of informed consent.
  Publicado en Insur Couns J
• A legislative proposal for a legal right to die.
  Publicado en Crim Law Bull
• Proxy consent to human experimentation.
  Publicado en Linacre Q
• The Declaration of Tokyo.
  Publicado en S Afr Med J
• Inter vivos transplantation and the Human Tissue Gift Act, S.O. 1971 c. 83.
  Publicado en Univ Tor Fac Law Rev
• Withholding life-prolonging medical treatment from the institutionalized person--who decides?.
  Publicado en New Engl J Prison Law