Valleur v. McGee

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• court refused to discharge petitioner whose administrative hearing to review criminal commitment to a state hospital was not timely held
• court refused to discharge petitioner whose administrative hearing to review criminal commitment to a state hospital was not timely held
• where Psychiatric Security Review Board failed to carry out its statutory duty to hold a hearing to review defendant’s commitment to state hospital, petitioner was not entitled to be discharged; the remedy was to compel performance of the board’s obligation by writ of mandamus
• where Psychiatric Security Review Board failed to carry out its statutory duty to hold a hearing to review defendant’s commitment to state hospital, petitioner was not entitled to be discharged; the remedy was to compel performance of the board’s obligation by writ of mandamus

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