Eighth Circuit· 11/14/1991
United States v. Gregory Bilyk
Citations
- 949 F.2d 259
- 1991 U.S. App. LEXIS 26878
- 1991 WL 235894
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- affirming con tinued commitment order despite testifying experts’ varying conclusions on issue of mental illness
- “Given ‘the trial judge’s awesome responsibility to the public to ensure that a clinical patient’s release is safe,’ the district court may reject experts’ conclusions when their reasoning supports different results.” (internal citation omitted)
- “Given ‘the trial judge’s awesome responsibility to the public to ensure that a clinical patient’s release is safe,’ the district court may reject experts’ conclusions when their reasoning supports different results.” (internal citation omitted)
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Judges: Wollman, Bright, Loken
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- UNITED STATES of America, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. David John MURDOCH, Defendant-Appellant. (Two Cases)Ninth Circuit· 1996-10-16· cited 25×
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