mental health act

You've practically got to be committed under the mental health act before you're not sound enough to make a will.

One of my jobs is to detain people under the mental health act.

For this and other issues Ruth was sectioned under the mental health act.

After his arrest Livingstone was sectioned under the mental health act.

"He was arrested then dealt with under the mental health act and deported back to Poland for treatment.

Cedar Vale is a nurse-led semi-secure hospital for men with learning disabilities who are detained under the mental health act.

Bain and Gawthrop were jailed and eventually sectioned under the mental health act.

Their detention under the mental health act is reviewed at regular intervals by an independent mental health review tribunal.

Terry ends up with a serious mental disorder and is sectioned under the mental health act and taken to a psychiatric hospital.

She would be sectioned under the Mental Health Act indefinitely as she was a serious danger to other people.

About 2,000 people a year in England and Wales are treated without their consent under the Mental Health Act.

The Mental Health Act of 1959 designated hospitals providing short-term diagnosis and accommodation as "psychiatric hospitals".

Under Section 37 of Britain's Mental Health Act, he would have been legally a free man if he had remained at large for another hour.

The Care Quality Commission is the body with overall national responsibility for inspecting and regulating the operation of the mental health act by the regional trusts.

Which person qualifies as the Nearest Relative is determined according to a hierarchy outlined in the Mental Health Act.

However under section 27A of Queensland's Mental Health Act he can be held there until hospital authorities declare him eligible for release.

The Mental Health Act 1983 (which covers England and Wales) classified psychosurgery as a treatment that could only be carried out with a patient's consent.

Mental Health nurses must complete further training as Advanced Mental Health Practitioners in order to administer client referrals under the mental health act.

It soon became clear he was not taking his medication and after a standoff on a roof Smithy was once again detained under the mental health act for his own safety.

She was detained indefinitely under the Mental Health Act 1983 and, following treatment and psychiatric evaluation, was released conditionally in September 2009, moving into a Greenwich flat.

The character departed the soap at the end of Siân Reeves six month stint, where the character was sectioned under the mental health act after being arrested for her crimes.

Being on a section of the Mental Health Act usually happens to a person at a time of serious distress and the process can feel as though things are being made worse not better.

In a later episode, a woman claims she has had two letters read out on Points of View, and that "they say if you get three, you're automatically sectioned under the Mental Health Act."

Due to this, Melody felt it would be best to refer Ruth to a mental health institute, where she had been later sectioned upon the mental health act from endangering herself with other people.

People who are considered mentally disordered (under the Mental Health Act 1983) and have a receiver appointed cannot have trusts directly enforced against them, as they no longer have control over their property.