1,105 Artículos relativos a Tutores Legales

• In re Maida Yetter. 6 Jun 1973.
  Publicado en Pa Dist Cty Rep
• An act relating to medical practices; creating new provisions; amending ORS 677.190; and declaring an emergency. Approved 21 Jul 1973.
  Publicado en Laws State Or Or
• Lessard v. Schmidt and its implications for involuntary civil commitment in Wisconsin.
  Publicado en Marquette Law Rev
• The qualified right to refuse medical treatment and its application in a trust for the terminally ill.
  Publicado en J Fam Law
• The dying person--his plight and his right.
  Publicado en New Engl Law Rev
• Guardianship of Kemp. 9 Dec 1974.
  Publicado en Wests Calif Report
• The father and the unborn child.
  Publicado en Doc Med Ethics
• Consent of incompetents (i.e. minors and the mentally ill) to medical treatment.
  Publicado en Doc Med Ethics
• Capacity, competence, consent: voluntary sterilization of the mentally retarded.
  Publicado en Columbia Human Rights Law Rev
• Re D (A Minor) (Wardship:Sterilisation).
  Publicado en All Engl Law Rep
• Noe v. True. 5 Dec 1974.
  Publicado en Fed Report
• In re Guardianship of Pescinski. 4 Mar 1975.
  Publicado en Wests North West Rep
• Planned Parenthood of Central Missouri v. Danforth. 31 Jan 1975.
  Publicado en Fed Suppl
• Re D (a minor). 17 Sep 1975.
  Publicado en All Engl Law Rep
• In the Matter of Karen Quinlan. 10 Nov 1975.
  Publicado en Atl Report
• Consent to medical treatment of a minor under the family code.
  Publicado en Bayl Law Rev
• The right of a terminal patient to refuse treatment.
  Publicado en Res Ipsa Loquitur
• A right to die?.
  Publicado en Newsweek
• Sterilisation of minors.
  Publicado en New Law J
• Live organ and tissue transplants from minor donors in Massachusetts.
  Publicado en Boston Univ Law Rev
• Anatomical transplants between family members--the problems facing court and counsel.
  Publicado en Fam Law Rep
• Minors' consent to diagnostic and lawful therapeutic procedures relating to care and treatment for pregnancy or contagious diseases.
  Publicado en Del Code Annot Del
• Matter of J.C.G. 14 Oct 1976.
  Publicado en Atl Report
• In the Matter of Karen Quinlan. 31 Mar 1976.
  Publicado en Atl Report
• The Quinlan case: a tragedy of faulty analysis.
  Publicado en Bioethics Northwest
• The new pro-life legislation: patterns and recommendations.
  Publicado en St Marys 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 voluntary patient--a psychiatrist's perspective.
  Publicado en J Kans Bar Assoc
• Karen's right to die.
  Publicado en Christ Century
• The tragic choice: termination of care for patients in a permanent vegetative state.
  Publicado en N Y Univ Law Rev
• In the shadow of Karen Quinlan.
  Publicado en Trial
• Is there a right to die?.
  Publicado en Columbia J Law Soc Probl
• Legal aspects of experimentation with institutionalized mentally disabled subjects.
  Publicado en J Clin Pharmacol New Drugs
• Constitutional law--due process--prior to voluntary commitment by a parent or guardian...children under the age of 18 are entitled to specific procedural due process rights.
  Publicado en Villanova Law Rev
• More about Karen Ann Quinlan.
  Publicado en Psychiatr Ann
• Informed consent of the mentally disabled: a failing fiction.
  Publicado en Psychiatr Ann
• "In the matter of Karen Quinlan"--a comment.
  Publicado en Bioscience
• Preserving the status quo: Re D (A Minor).
  Publicado en New Law J
• Withholding life-prolonging medical treatment from the institutionalized person--who decides?.
  Publicado en New Engl J Prison Law
• Who should decide? The case of Karen Quinlan.
  Publicado en Christ Crisis
• A hypothetical: Quinlan under Ohio law.
  Publicado en Akron Law Rev
• Broward General Medical Center v. Okonewski. 1 and 3 Sep 1977.
  Publicado en Fla Suppl
• M.S. v. Wermers. 29 Jun 1977.
  Publicado en Fed Report
• Matter of Schiller. 4 Feb 1977.
  Publicado en Atl Report
• Statutory recognition of the right to die: the California Natural Death Act.
  Publicado en Boston Univ Law Rev
• Quinlan, privacy, and the handling of incompetent dying patients.
  Publicado en Rutgers Law Rev
• In re Quinlan: one court's answer to the problem of death with dignity.
  Publicado en Wash Lee Law Rev
• Life against death: an interview with Karen Ann Quinlan's guardian.
  Publicado en Juris Dr
• In re Quinlan: a practical overview.
  Publicado en Ark Law Rev
• Voluntary sterilization--safeguarding freedom of choice.
  Publicado en Amicus
• The legal aspects of the right to die: before and after the Quinlan decision.
  Publicado en KY Law J
• The right to die in peace: substituted consent and the mentally incompetent.
  Publicado en Suffolk Univ Law Rev
• Deciding right-to-die cases involving incompetent patients: Jones v. Saikewicz.
  Publicado en Suffolk Univ Law Rev
• Protection of human subjects; research involving those institutionalized as mentally infirm: report and recommendations of the National Commission for the Protection of Human Subjects of Biomedical and Behavioral Research.
  Publicado en Fed Regist
• Consent and sterilization.
  Publicado en Can Med Assoc J
• Pentland v. Pentland.
  Publicado en Dom Law Rep
• Appointment of special guardian to secure medical treatment for persons under eighteen years of age.
  Publicado en Michies W Va Code Annot W Va
• The right to a natural death.
  Publicado en Hum Life Rev
• Mental health and human rights: report of the Task Panel on Legal and Ethical Issues.
  Publicado en Ariz Law Rev
• A woman's right to choose.
  Publicado en Mod Law Rev
• Stopping treatment: who decides?.
  Publicado en Hastings Cent Rep
• Family law--guardians of incompetent persons can refuse life-prolonging treatment for their wards.
  Publicado en Suffolk Univ Law Rev
• Informed and substitute consent to health care procedures: a proposal for state legislation.
  Publicado en Harvard J Legis
• Legal aspects of psychiatry in the Soviet Union.
  Publicado en Psychiatr Ann
• Constitutional law--right of privacy--qualified right to refuse medical treatment may be asserted for incompetent under doctrine of substituted judgment.
  Publicado en Emory Law J
• The consciously rejected child: legal and social issues.
  Publicado en Psychiatry
• Doctrine of consent poses questions in terminating life support system. Part 2.
  Publicado en Rev Fed Am Hosp
• The devil's advocate.
  Publicado en Bull Am Acad Psychiatry Law
• Incompetency from an equitable perspective: chancery and the guardianship doctrine.
  Publicado en J Leg Med
• Premature probate: a different perspective on guardianship for the elderly.
  Publicado en Stanford Law Rev
• Guardianship: an alternative to "I'm sorry".
  Publicado en Bull Am Acad Psychiatry Law
• A child's right to health care.
  Publicado en Dimens Health Serv
• The silent clients: legal and ethical considerations in representing severely and profoundly retarded individuals.
  Publicado en Stanford Law Rev
• Proxy consent--who speaks for the child?.
  Publicado en Psychiatr News
• Rogers v. Okin. 29 Oct 1979.
  Publicado en Fed Suppl
• Doe v. Doe. 7 Feb 1979.
  Publicado en North East Rep Second Ser
• Conservatorship of Roulet: civil commitment and due process in California.
  Publicado en Hastings Constit Law Q
• Consent to medical care of minors: who has authority in Texas?.
  Publicado en Texas Bar J
• Around the Karen Quinlan case: interview with Judge R. Muir.
  Publicado en Int J Med Law
• The tragic case of Karen Ann Quinlan.
  Publicado en Conn Med
• Sterilisation: court decision.
  Publicado en Int J Med Law
• Parham v. J. R.: "voluntary" commitment of minors to mental institutions.
  Publicado en Am J Law Med
• The role of the family in surrogate medical consent.
  Publicado en Health Law Can
• Children in divorce, custody and access situations: the contribution of the mental health professional.
  Publicado en J Child Psychol Psychiatry
• Substituted judgement and the physician's ethical dilemma: with special reference to the problem of the psychiatric patient.
  Publicado en J Clin Psychiatry
• Access following marital separation.
  Publicado en Can J Psychiatry
• Limited guardianship laws and developmentally disabled adults: needs and obstacles.
  Publicado en Ment Retard
• New York Court outlines procedures for ending life support.
  Publicado en Health Law Vigil
• Courts, committees, and caring.
  Publicado en Am Med News
• Social policy for child custody: a multidiciplinary framework.
  Publicado en Am J Orthopsychiatry
• Legal guardianship in drug refusal: an illusory solution.
  Publicado en Am J Psychiatry
• Natural Death Act re-examined.
  Publicado en Tex Hosp
• Matter of Spring.
  Publicado en North East Rep Second Ser
• Leach v. Akron General Medical Center.
  Publicado en North East Rep Second Ser
• Severns v. Wilmington Medical Center, Inc.
  Publicado en Atl Report
• In re Severns.
  Publicado en Atl Report
• The Illinois Guardianship for Disabled Adults legislation of 1978 and 1979: protecting the disabled from their zealous protectors.
  Publicado en Chic Kent Law Rev
• Consent to medical treatment for minors under care of children services board.
  Publicado en Cap Univ Law Rev
• Constitutional law--husband, as guardian of comatose wife, has standing to assert her constitutional right to refuse medical care...Severns v. Wilmington Medical Center, Inc., 421 A.2d 1334 (Del. 1980).
  Publicado en J Fam Law
• Constitutional law: substantive due process and the incompetent organ donor.
  Publicado en Oklahoma Law Rev