BC’s Involuntary Care Practices Are Unconstitutional, Court Rules - The Tyee
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The provincial Mental Health Act was unconstitutional when it gave near-total power to a mental health facility to provide treatment for involuntary patients, a B.C. Supreme Court judge ruled Thursday.
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