· 4/17/1978
Marcus v. Liebman
Citations
- 375 N.E.2d 486
- 59 Ill. App. 3d 337
- 16 Ill. Dec. 613
- 1978 Ill. App. LEXIS 2486
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- false imprisonment could be proved where a psychiatrist allegedly forced a patient who was voluntarily committed to rescind her request to be released by threatening her with involuntary commitment; however, the psychiatrist never filed a petition
- false imprisonment could be proved where a psychiatrist allegedly forced a patient who was voluntarily committed to rescind her request to be released by threatening her with involuntary commitment; however, the psychiatrist never filed a petition
- false imprisonment could be proved where a psychiatrist allegedly forced a patient who was voluntarily committed to rescind her request to be released by threatening her with involuntary commitment; however, the psychiatrist never filed a petition
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