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Legal Services for the Indigent: Representation of Persons with Mental Disabilities
Thu, Nov 16, 5:00 to 6:20pm, Marriott, Room 407, 4th FloorSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract
This panel is part of a series on the theme 'Legal Services for the Indigent'. It features three papers on the representation of persons with mental disabilities.
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Individual Presentations
“Who’s Pretending to Care For Him?” How the Endless Jail-to-Hospital-to-Street-Repeat Cycle Deprives Persons with Mental Disabilities the Right to Continuity of Care, Part I - Michael Louis Perlin, New York Law School; Mental Disability Law & Policy Associates
“Who’s Pretending to Care For Him?” How the Endless Jail-to-Hospital-to-Street-Repeat Cycle Deprives Persons with Mental Disabilities the Right to Continuity of Care, Part II - Naomi M. Weinstein, Mental Hygiene Legal Service
Olmstead in Jail: Implementing Outpatient Competency Restoration as a Less Restrictive Alternative - Alison J. Lynch, Disability Rights New York