Civil Rights
Jan. 16, 2002
Access to Courts Often Comes Too Easily for the Mentally Ill
Forum Column - By Richard Van Horn, Access to the legal system in America for poor people is rarely more than a theory or a nice idea. However, access to the legal and court system for people with serious mental illnesses is often too easy and too inappropriate. This is especially true for those who are homeless, on the streets, day and night.
Forum Column
By Richard Van Horn
Access to the legal system in America for poor people is rarely more than a theory or a nice idea. However, access to the legal and court system for people with serious mental illnesses is often too easy and too inappropriate. This is especially true for those who are ...
By Richard Van Horn
Access to the legal system in America for poor people is rarely more than a theory or a nice idea. However, access to the legal and court system for people with serious mental illnesses is often too easy and too inappropriate. This is especially true for those who are ...
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