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- 2004021170 contributor B9830396.
- 2004021170 created "c2005.".
- 2004021170 date "2005".
- 2004021170 date "c2005.".
- 2004021170 dateCopyrighted "c2005.".
- 2004021170 description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
- 2004021170 description "Toward a 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 -- 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 -- Conclusion : therapeutic jurisprudence's challenge to civil commitment law and practice.".
- 2004021170 extent "xvii, 344 p. ;".
- 2004021170 identifier "159460021X (alk. paper)".
- 2004021170 identifier 2004021170.html.
- 2004021170 issued "2005".
- 2004021170 issued "c2005.".
- 2004021170 language "eng".
- 2004021170 publisher "Durham, N.C. : Carolina Academic Press,".
- 2004021170 spatial "United States.".
- 2004021170 subject "346.7301/38 22".
- 2004021170 subject "KF480 .W56 2005".
- 2004021170 subject "Mentally ill Commitment and detention United States.".
- 2004021170 tableOfContents "Toward a 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 -- 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 -- Conclusion : therapeutic jurisprudence's challenge to civil commitment law and practice.".
- 2004021170 title "Civil committment : a therapeutic jurisprudence model / Bruce J. Winick.".
- 2004021170 type "text".