Mental Health and Scots Law in Practice

Mental Health and Scots Law in Practice
ISBN-10
0414014758
ISBN-13
9780414014756
Category
Mental health laws
Pages
275
Language
English
Published
2005
Publisher
Sweet & Maxwell
Authors
Jim J. McManus, Lindsay D. G. Thomson

Description

Presents an account of the legal issues relevant to Scottish psychiatric practice, explaining how the Scottish legal system deals with mental health issues, and outlines psychiatric care systems. Meant for those involved with mental health and the law in Scotland, this title provides analysis of the Mental Health legislation.

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