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State v. J.S.

Citations

  • 174 Vt. 619
  • 817 A.2d 53
  • 2002 Vt. LEXIS 347

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  • recognizing the continuing effects of negative collateral consequences, including legal disabilities and social stigma, from being adjudicated mentally ill and then involuntarily hospitalized
  • explaining that there is exception to mootness doctrine when negative collateral consequences likely to result from decision

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