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· 12/8/1982

Matter of Fletcher

Citations

  • 654 P.2d 1121
  • 60 Or. App. 623
  • 1982 Ore. App. LEXIS 4105

How courts have described this case

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  • distinguishing between “a mental disorder in the clinical sense and a mental disorder that requires commitment”
  • evidence that the appellant drove too fast and darted in and out of traffic, at times drank too much, slept irregularly, refused medications, and exhibited impaired judgment was insufficient to establish that he was a danger to himself
  • evidence that the appellant drove too fast and darted in and out of traffic, at times drank too much, slept irregularly, refused medications, and exhibited impaired judgment was insufficient to establish that he was a danger to himself

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Judges: Gillette, Young

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