Revocation of the License of Hubbard v. Washington State Medical Disciplinary Board

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• holding that aggressive behavior toward family did not tend to confirm the likelihood that the proposed patient would cause serious harm to herself
• holding that aggressive behavior toward family did not tend to confirm the likelihood that the proposed patient would cause serious harm to herself
• holding that patient's refusal to bathe and brush her teeth did not rise to level of sufficient act or pattern of behavior to support court ordered mental health services
• holding that patient’s refusal to bathe and brush her teeth did not rise to level of sufficient act or pattern of behavior to support court ordered mental health services
• holding evidence of mental illness and refusal to cooperate legally insufficient to support involuntary commitment
• noting a similar tautology in discussing evidence regarding a proposed patient's refusal to cooperate with treatment

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