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· 4/26/2005

Commitment of M.M. v. Clarian Health Partners

Citations

  • 826 N.E.2d 90
  • 2005 Ind. App. LEXIS 669
  • 2005 WL 949965

How courts have described this case

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  • striking special conditions as they applied to involuntary inpatient commitment imposed by order that did not limit those special conditions to outpatient therapy
  • finding the improper admission of certain statements was harmless as a doctor’s testimony regarding his personal observations of M.M. during her detention adequately supported the commitment order
  • finding the improper admission of certain third-party statements was harmless as a doctor’s testimony regarding his personal observations of M.M. during her detention adequately supported the commitment order
  • M.M. was properly committed based on testimony that \M.M. had no insight into her illness or the necessity of taking medication\
  • M.M. was properly committed where she had been diagnosed with bipolar mania but had no insight into her illness or the necessity of taking medication

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Judges: Friedlander, Baker, Sharpnack

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