People v. Kness

How courts have described this case

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• without evidence as to which medication the physician proposed to administer, “there is no way to determine whether the benefits of such medication outweigh the harm in administering it to the respondent”
• without evidence as to which medication the physician proposed to administer, \there is no way to determine whether the benefits of such medication outweigh the harm in administering it to the respondent\
• without evidence as to which medication the physician proposed to administer, \there is no way to determine whether the benefits of such medication outweigh the harm in administering it to the respondent\
• manifest error occurs when the error is clearly evident, plain, and undisputable
• without testimony identifying the medication sought to be administered and an explanation as to the side effects of the medication, “there is no evidence from which the trial court could determine that the benefits outweighed the harm of the medication”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).