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· 3/7/1996

Mezick v. State

Citations

  • 920 S.W.2d 427
  • 1996 Tex. App. LEXIS 952
  • 1996 WL 101610

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  • holding testimony of a physician and sister sufficient to establish clearly and convincingly the necessary statutory criterion for temporary commitment
  • holding testimony of a physician and sister sufficient to establish clearly and convincingly the necessary statutory criterion for temporary commitment
  • holding testimony of a physician and sister sufficient to establish clearly and convincingly the necessary statutory criteria for temporary commitment
  • holding testimony of a physician and sister sufficient to establish clearly and convincingly the necessary statutory criteria for temporary commitment
  • affirming commitment of patient who threatened suicide, refused medication, and lost 30 pounds in one month
  • affirming commitment of patient who threatened suicide, refused medication, and lost 30 pounds in one month

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Judges: Hedges, Mirabal, Farris

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