Competency to Be Committed is a legal-psychiatric construct that denotes an individual's cognitive and volitional capacity to understand the nature and consequences of civil commitment proceedings and to participate meaningfully in decisions regarding their own commitment.
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COMPETENCY FOR TRIAL AND DUE PROCESS VIA THE STATE HOSPITAL
Aidan McGarry · American Journal of Psychiatry · 1965 · 64 citations
Law, Criminal Law, Psychiatry +13
Oregon's Civil Commitment Law: 140 Years of Change
Joseph D. Bloom, Mary H. Williams · Psychiatric Services · 1994 · 15 citations
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Competency determinations in civil commitment
Joseph D. Bloom, L R Faulkner · American Journal of Psychiatry · 1987 · 12 citations
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