"We have seen the empowerment of the mentally ill and mentally ill ideas have been spreading."
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To be mentally ill is bad luck, and to not be mentally ill is good luck.
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These people are mentally ill and nobody talks about that, but these are mentally ill people.
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The economic toll is huge: Mentally ill inmates require twice the cost of maintenance as those who aren't mentally ill.
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The Great Recession held back the mentally ill from beginning to see the progress that the non-mentally ill are seeing.
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The film is not telling us to fear the mentally ill -- or that mentally ill people inevitably end up hurting others.
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While the mass murders by mentally ill are difficult to prevent through mental health interventions, the larger numbers of non-mass murders by mentally ill can be prevented.
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For years, for example, I went around thinking that my sister—who was mentally ill, and is mentally ill—was devoured by Vietnam, by the late 60s and early 70s.
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And we have to do it for the mentally ill, we have to do very, very — we don't want people that are mentally ill to be having any form of weaponry.
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" She also reportedly wrote that Kardashian is "mentally ill.
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If someone is mentally ill, you can't take it away.
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GORAV GUPTA has spent his life helping the mentally ill.
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Having a mentally ill parent wasn't something anyone talked about.
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I'm mentally ill also, and they're a lot more understanding.
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"My son is mentally ill and refuses therapy," Jim says.
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Olango's mother, Pamela Benge, said he was not mentally ill.
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"I am not mentally ill," William insisted through gritted teeth.
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Not all, or even most, mass shooters are mentally ill.
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They were in a different state and clearly mentally ill.
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She says two of her sisters are severely mentally ill.
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They are mentally ill persons who need treatment, not publicity.
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Mr. Mann's family has described him as being mentally ill.
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Up to $75 million to treat the severely mentally ill.
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Other states have adopted a "guilty but mentally ill" verdict.
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A mentally ill intruder with an automatic weapon is deadly.
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"Prison" line ISN'T "mentally ill in prison," which title suggests.
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It's too easy for mentally ill people to get guns.
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Want to know if President Donald Trump is mentally ill?
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These people are mentally ill, and nobody talks about that.
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Ford is a psychiatrist who cares for mentally ill prisoners.
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This policy puts mentally ill veterans at a double disadvantage.
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Buck so important to the cause of the mentally ill.
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"We have some people who are mentally ill," he said.
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And this teenager didn't exactly seem mentally ill, just off.
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It couldn't arrive at a more opportune time, given the number of shootings involving police and mentally ill people and the fact that so many of our mentally ill citizens are now warehoused in prisons.
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What a shameful story on the treatment of the mentally ill.
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Five out of six court-appointed psychiatrists judged him mentally ill.
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You have to have very strong provisions for the mentally ill.
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I don't want mentally ill people to be having guns. Marco?
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Hillary using the Mentally Ill to incite violence at Trump rallies.
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Now grieving people can be diagnosed as mentally ill at once.
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Shelters that serve mentally ill people are seen as especially dangerous.
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Olango's mother, Pamela Benge, later said he was not mentally ill.
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She said he was mentally ill and wasn't armed, Davis said.
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Disabled and mentally ill women have also been disproportionately coerced into
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Whether he was in fact radicalized or possible mentally ill matters.
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And yet here is Congress taking other seriously mentally ill out.
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Criminals and people who are mentally ill, so that struggle continues.
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That should not happen to the mentally ill in our community.
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These rooms acted as jail cells for immigrants deemed mentally ill.
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The man was mentally ill and unarmed, she told the police.
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And then this message spread around that I was mentally ill.
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Or an American President may become mentally ill while in office.
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Not the mentally ill, the drug addicted, or the working poor.
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They were highly dysfunctional and many of them profoundly mentally ill.
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Salahi saw a mentally ill old man subjected to this method.
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The transfers of mentally ill patients were seen as business opportunities.
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He was genuinely mentally ill, a disturbing person to be around.
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We just automatically assume some of these folks are mentally ill.
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This week, a prosecutor described him as mentally ill and schizophrenic.
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This is because people who are mentally ill become seriously unproductive.
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But is Curtis mentally ill, like his mother, or merely prescient?
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The bill leaves out a contentious provision that would have required states to permit court-ordered involuntary treatment of some mentally ill people, and another that would have restored gun rights to certain mentally ill people.
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It is estimated that 35 percent of this population is mentally ill.
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You can't just take a mentally ill person and lock them away.
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The Department of Corrections said Adams wasn't designated as seriously mentally ill.
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Being mentally ill is not an excuse to act like a jackass.
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That helps explain why so many mentally ill people are behind bars.
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"I was mentally ill to have dated her," I told my friends.
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Especially vulnerable are those who are elderly, disabled, sick or mentally ill.
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"As for Green himself, he states plainly: "Yes, I am mentally ill.
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Of those courses, one was dedicated to dealing with the mentally ill.
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Go deeper: Jail can be a death sentence for the mentally ill
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Rather than being mentally ill, it can make you intellectually more competent.
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We do not have more dangerously mentally ill individuals than other countries.
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A move toward deinstitutionalization for the mentally ill began in the 1960s.
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The hospital served mentally ill patients until 2012, when it was abandoned.
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For centuries, the treatment of the mentally ill involved neglect and brutality.
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And it sometimes took months to identify a detainee as mentally ill.
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For years, Gardens Regional has dealt with homeless and mentally ill patients.
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A mentally ill homeless man walks into a steakhouse in Ventura, Calif.
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The man responded, implying that the woman — his wife — was mentally ill.
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"He's not mentally ill, he's just shy," she said of her client.
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A few moments later, the detective suggests the man is mentally ill.
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But it left many severely mentally ill patients with nowhere to go.
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In 2010, a mentally ill Canadian man admitted to sending the notes.
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"To be honest, I thought the man was mentally ill," he said.
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Helping the seriously mentally ill remains a challenge, especially in a crisis.
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A Homeland Security agent previously testified that investigators suspected Desgroux was mentally ill.
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"Putting out there that I am mentally ill was really hurtful," she said.
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It's no secret that stable, accessible housing improves outcomes for the mentally ill.
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In fact, day in, day out, the mentally ill are victims of crime.
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It is not up to mentally ill monsters; it is up to us.
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Is this film a tragedy about the ways society fails the mentally ill?
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Yet most police officers are not trained to deal with mentally ill people.
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And nobody, even a mentally ill homeless camper, should be below its protection.
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"Just because he has an opinion doesn't mean he's mentally ill," Kim insists.
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This is where many of SCI Benner's most seriously mentally ill inmates live.
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The protagonists aren't mentally ill, they're dealing with a different medical condition entirely.
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It's not easy for families of mentally ill people, we can be difficult.
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"I didn't take it that badly, being diagnosed as 'mentally ill'," he says.
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You don't want to send someone running by telling them you're mentally ill.
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"Many are mentally ill and find it hard to maintain friendships," Duffy says.
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"If you're disabled, if you're mentally ill, fine, I get it," Monna said.
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Poor folks, mentally ill folks, addicted folks and, overwhelmingly, black and brown folks.
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The Nazis went further and systematically murdered 200,000 of those declared mentally ill.
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I feel for her, as for any parent with a mentally ill child.
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"All his exes were also mentally ill," says Lisa of her ex-boyfriend.
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A mentally ill person in a particularly difficult moment aggressively waving a screwdriver?
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It's her final misdiagnosis — because, obviously, she's the one who is mentally ill.
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They said he was mentally ill and was suffering from a mental breakdown.
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The child of a mentally ill parent is also likely to suffer disadvantages.
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Seeing him as "needing help," though, suggests that you think he's mentally ill.
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It also tends to draw people who are outcasts, poor, or mentally ill.
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One was a mentally ill man who was denied water for seven days.
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Linda was a mentally ill alcoholic, but her maternal instincts were spot on.
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It also dovetails with another pernicious myth that trans people are mentally ill.
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The ruling added momentum to a nationwide campaign to "deinstitutionalize" the mentally ill.
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Pirsig's son Chris was later also found to be mentally ill and institutionalized.
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They separate them from the general population: psychotic and severely mentally ill people are taken to Cermak, the hospital wing, and there is an entire division, called Division Two, for mildly mentally ill people, which is overflowing at the moment.
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And the department [has been developing] mental health teams—"smart teams" of a mental health provider and a police officer that respond to not only calls about the mentally ill but also do case work on the homeless and mentally ill.
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"Democrats who are for gun control are fine doing more for the mentally ill, but Republicans who are for doing more for the mentally ill never want to have a conversation about gun control," the "Deadline White House" host said.
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That doesn't mean he is mentally ill, just that he has a personality defect.
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Pat discovers in this episode that her mother was believed to be mentally ill.
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A jury then determined she was mentally ill at the time of the attack.
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They called him "mentally ill" and said the video was an insult to believers.
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In December, Carmona, 29, pleaded guilty but mentally ill to manslaughter and aggravated robbery.
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Davis said investigators don't know whether Olango was mentally ill, as the caller claimed.
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She forsakes meat and stirs worry in her family that she is mentally ill.
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"Japan's regional support system for the mentally ill is weak," Kyo, the lawyer, said.
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"Just because he has an opinion, it doesn't mean he's mentally ill," Kim insists.
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Why couldn't he call someone who knew how to deal with mentally ill people?
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Taser spokesman Tuttle acknowledged concerns about using the company's weapons on the mentally ill.
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That's a little out of the ordinary, but I don't think you're mentally ill.
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Furthermore, it perpetuated the damaging myth that mentally ill individuals are dangerous and violent.
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I couldn't just be like, Oh, she's mentally ill, so that doesn't affect me.
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Too often, prisons become the default method method for dealing with the mentally ill.
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Or if he is mentally ill, what triggered his violent attack on Jo Cox?
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Any time a mentally ill character is not attractive, when is that character saved?
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Should an emotive robot be given to vulnerable populations—the elderly, the mentally ill?
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The man appeared to be mentally ill and ignored commands to drop the weapons.
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Al Franken recently raised a provocative question about Donald Trump: Is he mentally ill?
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But that doesn't make them bad, and it certainly doesn't make them mentally ill.
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Today, a lot of mentally ill patients end up in prison, jail, or homeless.
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Eight in 10 Republicans and Democrats support strictures on the mentally ill buying guns.
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Mr. Beuth said the man appeared confused, suggesting he may have been mentally ill.
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Lincoln was mentally ill, though the exact nature of her illness was not known.
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The complex issues of the homeless and mentally ill — this too shall be inherited.
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Then, in September, a jury said Weier was mentally ill when the attack occurred.
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Police determined he was just stating his opinion and appeared to be mentally ill.
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Now, many of the country's mentally ill are on the streets or in prison.
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In this prison, we realize the mentally ill have to be taken care of.
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"LSD opened the door to the world of the mentally ill," Parley told VICE.
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In addition, the mentally ill contribute very little to overall violence in this country.
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Rick Scott wants to keep firearms out of the hands of the mentally ill.
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It looks like we've simply moved the mentally ill out of hospitals into prisons.
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They assaulted someone because they were mentally ill and then got treatment and stabilized.
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It is an extraordinary exploration of the alternate universe inhabited by the mentally ill.
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Unless he is mentally ill — he is not, he is putting on a show.
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Once more we are told that the root cause is a mentally ill person.
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But at the same time, it's important that we don't demonize the mentally ill.
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In so many families, someone is mentally ill, alcoholic, drug-addicted or extremely difficult.
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Tim Murphy (R-Pa.) has families of the seriously mentally ill like mine worried.
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He was convicted, however, having been found to be mentally ill but not insane.
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He smiles as he does this; his lawyer has said he is mentally ill.
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This can be appropriate with infants, say, or someone who is severely mentally ill.
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Why shouldn't you let loose, calling Trump insane, deranged, mentally ill — whatever you want?
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He's the champion of Miami-Dade's innovative approach to dealing with the mentally ill.
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It has the highest concentration of homes for the mentally ill in the city.
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I'm still learning a lot of things about the severely mentally ill, but it's challenging.
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Jordinson also countered reports that she is mentally ill or has a substance abuse problem.
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It was our money, and we brought them back to tend to the mentally ill.
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I'm gonna have to start job hunting soon and I'm mentally ill & have panic attacks.
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I believe we need to help the mentally ill, the drug addicted, the working poor.
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Illinois has spent $131 million on the mushrooming population of mentally ill people in jail.
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"Well, I think that would make me mentally ill, I'm a Christian myself," Behar said.
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The weapon held by the mentally ill man might turn out to be a hairbrush.
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Between 5623 and 2562, LASD reports seeing a 2142% increase in its mentally ill population.
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"He was mentally unstable and mentally ill and he was obviously disturbed, deeply," she said.
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Brown Jr., who was mentally ill, was killed at the scene, according to the paper.
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There was a guy that was mentally ill and another guy who seemed emotionally unstable.
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Creigh Deeds (D) nearly died at the hands of his mentally ill son in 5973.
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As Baptiste aptly notes, this man was mentally ill way before he joined the army.
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Her childhood was overshadowed by a mentally ill brother, to whom her mother was devoted.
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I'm not ashamed to say I'm mentally ill, but that doesn't mean I'm mentally weak.
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I think one of the fears of being mentally ill is being too much, right?
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It takes multiple approaches, many of which have nothing to do with the mentally ill.
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Historically, society has always treated women who are sexual as wrong, deviant, or mentally ill.
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But I don't think that Donald Trump or Roseanne Barr are paranoid or mentally ill.
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We passed a law several years ago to prevent the mentally ill from purchasing weapons.
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When asked if her mother was mentally ill Ms. Walls responded that she doesn't know.
|
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"The most mentally ill human being in America right now seems to be the president."
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Don't call presidential candidates mentally ill, the American Psychiatric Association told its members this week.
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But with "spaces for the mentally ill or intellectually disabled, no, no, no," Shum said.
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I agree with McClelland that all programs involving the mentally ill should be better monitored.
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Human beings don't do that unless there is a reason like being seriously mentally ill.
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Walking in the park, she is mistaken by onlookers as both drunk and mentally ill.
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Federal authorities can seek "involuntary hospitalization" of certain mentally ill prisoners to delay their release.
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The next day, the mentally ill man was also struck and killed, Mr. Prasad said.
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It was awful to see the anguish of parents, mentally ill people and hopeless lives.
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"We are talking about background checks for criminals and mentally ill people," Mr. King said.
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Some were homeless or mentally ill; others were dying of AIDS and had lost hope.
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Through a more comprehensive approach, if that person is mentally ill, they would receive treatment.
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It would also have banned the practice for pregnant women, the mentally ill and juveniles.
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He said he is also concerned about how police handle interactions with mentally ill people.
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The case has raised questions about airport security and gun laws regarding the mentally ill.
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" Meanwhile, others called her a "vulnerable young drama queen" or said she is "mentally ill.
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Trump did it, even though he lifted restrictions on gun ownership for the mentally ill.
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Today, a lot of mentally ill patients end up in prison, in jail, or homeless.
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And beyond doubt is this: prison is not a good place to be mentally ill.
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That's an argument that advocates for the mentally ill have had to make for decades.
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Some of the mentally ill people we encounter will be verbally, physically and even sexually abusive.
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But, even if the woman isn't actually mentally ill, doesn't the video still feel so unnecessary?
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I am angry at a state government that places dangerous, mentally ill people into our neighborhoods.
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For mentally ill inmates like Marion, delusions, hallucinations, and paranoia can make incarceration even more brutal.
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We have to do something about the mentally ill not being able to buy a gun.
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Number one, take the guns away immediately from people that you can adjudge is mentally ill.
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This was a mentally iLL young man who needed help and should have received just that!
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And the most disturbing part is that most of these people seem to be mentally ill.
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I don't think that he's mentally ill even though he is saying that he's hearing voices.
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"Most mentally ill patients do not do such a thing," Matsumoto added, referring to the killings.
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Nor is it to say there should be fewer perspectives offered from mentally ill white people.
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The girls' lawyers had argued that the girls were mentally ill when they stabbed their classmate.
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Because Mr. Lutchman, a mentally ill panhandler, had no money, the informant covered the $113 cost.
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"We all go through a bad day," Gilleon said, clarifying that Olango was not mentally ill.
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The boys grew up with "a dying mother and a mentally ill father," he told me.
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"We have mentally ill people who we pay to do shit, make no mistake," he says.
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We've never had a president so widely suspected of being mentally unstable, if not mentally ill.
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But he also signed legislation that made it easier for mentally ill people to buy guns.
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It's important not to stigmatize the mentally ill, which may reduce their incentive to seek treatment.
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The government has offered some help for the mentally ill, yet not enough and not effectively.
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He believed that Ted was mentally ill, but, to David's knowledge, he had never been violent.
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The Daily Toll John R. Houser was dangerously mentally ill, too ill to carry a gun.
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In the 18473s, Bethlem "Bedlam" Hospital flanked Lambeth road, and specialized in treating mentally ill patients.
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In Australia, our toxic notions of masculinity, strength, and ANZACery make the mentally ill feel unwelcome.
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And the and author of Insane Consequences: How the Mental Health Industry Fails the Mentally Ill.
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There are more mentally ill people in our prison system than in our health care system.
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Though at this point in the campaign I mostly care that she is not mentally ill.
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The magazine sent out 6900,2628 letters to psychiatrists asking if they thought Goldwater was mentally ill.
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The United States has used punitive jails and prisons for decades to institutionalize mentally ill persons.
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It requires the mentally ill to get treatment, and obligates state health systems to provide it.
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Nearly 20003 years ago, the author William Styron outed himself in these pages as mentally ill.
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She's crazy partially because she's mentally ill, but also she's getting a lot of conflicting signals.
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My culture views me as an aberration and regards mentally ill people with fear and suspicion.
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Pattinson's performance as an anguished bank robber trying to help his mentally ill brother is beautiful.
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Unless a mentally ill person cycles through several hospitalizations or incarcerations, a court cannot mandate treatment.
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Officers are often unaware if a person is mentally ill when they respond to a call.
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I did not get the sense that he was psychotic or mentally ill or physically ill.
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She cites a federal study that says 75 percent of women locked up are mentally ill.
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And he made award-winning documentaries on homelessness, the mentally ill, racial conflicts and other subjects.
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He theorized that many of us, not just the mentally ill, are split personalities, awaiting integration.
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She compares the treatment of mentally ill inmates to the detention of suspected terrorists at Guantánamo.
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With Murphy soon to be gone, we families of the seriously mentally ill need another Murphy.
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We wouldn't euthanize a mentally ill person, but we do it to dogs all the time.
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When I say, 'My son is mentally ill with schizophrenia,' it's as if I said leprosy.
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In fact, it would gut current law and increase access to guns for the mentally ill.
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Mentally ill and disabled people often found themselves signing over their benefits to Mr. Baumblit's employees.
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It's gotten dirtier, more mentally ill people in the streets, and nothing being done about it.
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Burris and family members contend that Mann was mentally ill and disconnected from reality at the time.
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"It's unacceptable that we look at people who are mentally ill and think, 'They failed,' " she says.
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I wouldn't say I'm mentally ill – I would say lots of people struggle with what I have.
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Earlier episodes have implied that Nadia's mother was mentally ill, and that she died because of it.
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"Institutionalization" remains a dirty word; something everyone with mentally ill loved ones strives to help them avoid.
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" Sessions added that gun measures from the president should target "criminals and thugs and the mentally ill.
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The seriously mentally ill also suffer high rates of sexual assault, yet they are seen as unreliable.
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" And then when you ask, "Why did he do it?" the answer is, "Because he's mentally ill.
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A better reaction, first of all, would be to decide if they are mentally ill or not.
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All Cubans older than 16, except felons and the mentally ill, can run for 12,515 council seats.
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Their findings included: Many of the detained migrants are reportedly disabled, mentally ill or identify as LGBTQ.
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That's when a dangerously mentally ill young man shot her in the head from three feet away.
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" He found that the care of mentally ill prisoners housed in regular outpatient facilities was "dangerously inadequate.
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After a 12-hour interrogation, Warney, who had an eighth grade education and was mentally ill, confessed.
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We have a lens into the human condition that most non-mentally ill people do not have.
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Making it easier for the seriously mentally ill to get guns is as stupid as it gets.
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Justifying deadly force against mentally ill black victims rarely has to do with actual strength or size.
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Mentally ill people, for whom nursing homes are shelters of last resort, are particularly difficult to place.
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"Through it all Mr. Lafferty, himself, never believed that he was mentally ill or incompetent," she said.
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Mass shootings, of course, have been conducted by all sorts of people—incels, jihadis, the mentally ill.
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That would have been a truly brave, and accurate, film about society's treatment of mentally ill mothers.
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Most of the attendees at NAMI meetings are parents of children who are mentally ill or spouses.
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"It's almost easier to rate them by how mentally ill I was," he says with a chuckle.
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Earlier this year, a mentally ill man died of dehydration when he was refused water for days.
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"I had a feeling looking at the scenario that [the perpetrator] was mentally ill," says Abdul-Malik.
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"She's mentally ill," Adora protests, referring to Camille, in the finale, as she's dragged away in handcuffs.
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Advocates of this approach say it provides incentives for seriously mentally ill people to stay in treatment.
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"The mentally ill develop survival skills, and they know their best bet is the E," he said.
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But Swanson thinks it's a better place to be looking than the mentally ill as a whole.
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But people who actually study mass shootings often say that their perpetrators are hardly ever mentally ill.
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Because he's not Muslim; he wasn't known to be mentally ill; he doesn't kneel for the anthem.
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Some of them were mentally ill, some of them were incarcerated, and they made art without rules.
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In spite of advances in medications and other treatments, some seriously mentally ill do not get better.
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The episode prompted local news coverage of other attacks by people who appeared to be mentally ill.
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His lawyers argued that he had been too mentally ill to file his original application on time.
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"You can be mentally ill and extreme right-wing at the same time," Lüdecke told VICE News.
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" Heyde stated there were "10, at most 15 — the figure was more than 10 — mentally ill patients.
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The couple met in 2000 through their work with homeless and mentally ill people in New York.
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Then patients — especially those who are elderly or mentally ill — may continue taking medication unnecessarily, she said.
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Bad behavior is rarely a sign of mental illness, and the mentally ill behave badly only rarely.
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Many are labeling him mentally ill and suggesting it should preclude him from holding the highest office.
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Even our most liberal outlets continue to repeat lies or misinformation about "the mentally ill" and violence.
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Consider the siting of a clinic for drug addicts or a halfway house for the mentally ill.
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So non-mass murders by untreated seriously mentally ill are six times more common than mass murders.
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State Attorney General Ken Paxton told a news conference that the gunman may have been mentally ill.
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And does someone have to be mentally ill to feel hopeless after being rejected by her family?
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Cora is romantically involved with Troy, an African-American restaurant worker whose sister, Reyna, is mentally ill.
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ATLANTA — The police arrested Randall McCrary, a mentally ill man, at a gas station on Oct. 250.
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"You're mentally ill, they've got you in solitary confinement and they're prescribing you drugs..." She tails off.
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The email read: If you are so mentally ill how is it that you are still writing?
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The same conversations, statistics, accusations, videos, memes, and, as Jamilah Lemieux put it on Twitter, "vague chatter about the mentally ill that doesn't lead to any action other than further stigmatizing the mentally ill," cycle through the media, then go dormant until the next mass shooting reactivates them.
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Perpetrators of similar attacks in the past have been described as mentally ill or bearing grudges against society.
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An official turned off the chair while Medina, who was mentally ill and possibly innocent, was still breathing.
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The dogs were residing in the vehicle with their owner, a veteran who authorities believe is mentally ill.
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"I got so mentally ill that it literally came down to, it's this or my life," Hensley said.
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Officials in Anchorage said the gun was returned because Santiago had not been adjudicated to be mentally ill.
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His lawyers say he's is too mentally ill to serve more jail time and should be hospitalized instead.
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However unintentional, Scarborough and Brzezinski stigmatize the mentally ill by making an unfounded assumption about Trump's own health.
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Nor would a proposed new jail be relieved of its role as caretaker of the severely mentally ill.
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Once they've framed a person as being mentally ill, they are taught to switch gears to de-escalation.
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As a teenager writing a diary, I didn't want to constantly remind myself that I was mentally ill.
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"Her friends have said he was known to always be mentally ill and would kill animals," Samaroo said.
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"I'm a mentally ill queer trans person who grew up in a really strict religious household," says Häxan.
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However, when stars are deemed mentally ill, like Britney Spears and Amanda Bynes, they remain under legal conservatorships.
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In the context of dealing with the mentally ill, that classic law enforcement approach can quickly turn tragic.
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Donald Trump explained the problem with that approach, not only for the mentally ill, but for gun owners.
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They both loved an estranged, mentally ill, homeless family member, and tried to keep them close, but couldn't.
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Regina Lester, 33, pleaded guilty but mentally ill to third-degree murder in the death of Isabel Godfrey.
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Long plagued by Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, he is currently living on disability and advocating for the mentally ill.
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I feel like he got a very tough end of the story, he's a severely mentally ill person.
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He called on politicians who dismiss mass shooters as a few mentally ill bad apples to support him.
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Most troubling, the IG found that the BOP throws some mentally ill prisoners in solitary confinement for years.
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Democrats have raised concerns that the legislation could make it easier for mentally ill people to get guns.
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The president had earlier highlighted mental illness, telling reporters that both shooters were "really very seriously mentally ill."
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He has defended his decision to expand Medicaid in Ohio by highlighting its benefits for mentally ill residents.
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When she left him, Linda said he falsely alleged that she was mentally ill and neglecting their children.
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They're trying to get a handle, despite subpar data, on mentally ill people who have died in jail.
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We tend to comfort those who have to tolerate the mentally ill more than we do actual sufferers.
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They swam out and broke through a door, finding a mentally ill woman in one of the rooms.
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"This movement is normal people trying to live their lives getting attacked by mentally ill lunatics," he said.
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To provide meaningful treatment to the mentally ill, we must also provide long-term hospital care when needed.
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If more states abolish an insanity defense, it will be tougher for the mentally ill to defend themselves.
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He also suggested that guns could be seized from mentally ill people or others who presented a danger.
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Through his attorneys, Mr. Testino said that some of his accusers were mentally ill or were disgruntled employees.
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Those who blame the mentally ill for these murders are neglecting the real cause of the mass casualties.
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Federal law also bans ownership by drug abusers, people subject to certain restraining orders, and mentally ill people.
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On some of those boats, government officials forcibly placed mentally ill individuals and prison inmates, including Mr. Herrera.
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Congress recently passed a bill so that mentally ill people are entitled to purchase handguns and semiautomatic rifles.
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Federal law already bars people who have been adjudicated mentally ill or committed to institutions from buying firearms.
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Rick Scott of Florida, a Republican, spoke of the importance of keeping guns from the dangerously mentally ill.
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At some point during James's stay at the state hospital, she became an advocate for mentally ill offenders.
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That person is actually Regina Sinclair (Arden Myrin), the mentally ill mother/kidnapper of Dixie Sinclair (Irene Choi).
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We know from reading "Bellevue" that the hospital has a long, rich history of treating the mentally ill.
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At his first and second trials, Madison argued that he was not guilty because he was mentally ill.
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Others have questioned the effectiveness of ThriveNYC in light of recent fatal police shootings of mentally ill individuals.
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Conservative commentator Michael Knowles, for example, called Thunberg a "mentally ill Swedish child" on Fox News in September.
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Kirby is a maximum-security facility that holds mentally-ill patients who have been charged with a crime.
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It is worth mentioning that mentally ill patients are probably more likely to develop opioid addiction and abuse.
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They predicted widespread layoffs, cuts in outpatient care and services for the mentally ill, and even hospital closings.
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"Will & Grace" sitcom star Debra Messing celebrated a Birmingham church sign that called black Trump supporters mentally ill.
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" She added, "We need serious proposals to prevent violent criminals and the dangerously mentally ill from acquiring firearms.
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But spending tens of millions of dollars to lock up nonviolent defendants and the mentally ill is expensive.
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Though prisons and jails developed treatment programs, few of them were effective, advocates for the mentally ill said.
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Can the criminal justice system be transformed to deal more humanely, efficiently, and effectively with the mentally ill?
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"You have a death of a severely emaciated person who was mentally ill in his cell," Krudys said.
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There's gang violence and a lot of struggling working people mixed with mentally ill people who are medicated.
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Maryland law also contains a provision on keeping guns out of the hands of those deemed mentally ill.
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They are supervised and given orders by correctional officers who are not trained to handle the mentally ill.
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Republican Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa was the sole sponsor on this bill that stops the FBI from performing background checks on people adjudicated to be mentally ill and now he's stating for the record, 'Well, it's a shame the FBI isn't doing background checks on these mentally ill people.
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Amber Pasztor, 30, pleaded guilty but mentally ill on Thursday for murdering her daughter and son on Sept. 26.
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Veda Carter turned to the courts after county jail guards repeatedly stunned her mentally ill son Corey, who died.
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The officers reported that Lyles, who may have been mentally ill, was holding a knife, though many questions remain.
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The episode "Stark Raving Dad" first aired in 1991, where Jackson voiced a mentally-ill character named Leon Kompowsky.
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The law was also applied disproportionately against mentally ill and physically disabled defendants, according to the Three Strikes Project.
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Nadia goes to the home of Ruth, her childhood guardian, where Nadia reveals that her mother was mentally ill.
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Although nursing homes are a better option than prisons, they often compound depression and anxiety in mentally ill patients.
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Arthur is mentally ill and coping via meds and court-ordered therapy, which don't offer comfort or represent caring.
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It's time for Cedar Fair (and "haunted house" experiences everywhere, really) to change this attitude toward the mentally ill.
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She had a storefront church, and ran 41 and 323A as private shelters for the addicted and mentally ill.
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Unable to impugn their masculinity, Trump usually goes for attacks on their appearance or implying that they're mentally ill.
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After the mental health training George received, he feels more capable of handling challenging situations with mentally ill inmates.
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Officials in Anchorage said the gun was given back because Santiago had not been adjudicated to be mentally ill.
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Trump further called for legislative changes that would make it more difficult for mentally ill people to obtain weapons.
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They returned it to him about a month later after a medical evaluation found he was not mentally ill.
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The Senate has a choice: make it even easier for the seriously mentally ill to get guns or not.
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"We have mentally ill people who we pay to do shit, make no mistake," Foval says in the video.
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He was caught ranting to a journalist about his co-workers, whom he described as paranoid and mentally ill.
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They've published numerous papers on subtle differences they've uncovered in the brains of the mentally ill compared to controls.
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In 2015, the Washington Post conducted the first ongoing tally of officer-involved shooting deaths of the mentally ill.
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Of those, 151 were known to be mentally ill, nearly half of them white and nearly a quarter black.
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Note: This story has been updated to more accurately reflect the law as it applies to the mentally ill.
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Finally, Trump has declared on more than one occasion that mentally ill people are particularly responsible for gun violence.
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Services for senior citizens, the mentally ill, child care and domestic violence shelters also would be slashed, he said.
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John was a mentally ill 50 year old man, deaf in one ear, who carved wood for a living.
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In Belgium children and people who are mentally ill can request euthanasia, but in Canada that is still illegal.
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Clearly David has developed this coping mechanism across a lifetime of trying futilely to convince himself he's mentally ill.
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This time his target was House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, whom he said, without evidence, was mentally ill.
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Federal law bars felons, the mentally ill, drug addicts and people convicted of domestic violence misdemeanors from possessing firearms.
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"I honestly thought that, because I was mentally ill, the numbness was just part of me," she told me.
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Fox News had to apologize after a right-wing commentator called her a "mentally ill Swedish child" on Monday.
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Joaquin Phoenix plays a disturbed and mentally ill man named Arthur Fleck who isn't just having a bad day.
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This has led some advocates for the mentally ill to argue that the bill does not go far enough.
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Half of the participants said mentally ill individuals and people with criminal records should be prohibited from owning firearms.
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Her mother is a registered nurse at the Metropolitan State Hospital, which treats the mentally ill, in Los Angeles.
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He said the case illustrated how poorly the criminal justice system handles the conundrum posed by mentally ill defendants.
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Neither reflected an objective medical assessment of the actual need for psychiatric hospitalization for the most seriously mentally ill.
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Other attacks have been carried out by mentally ill residents, who sometimes imitate acts of terrorism, according to officials.
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We don't deal with mental illness very well as a society, whether mentally ill people commit crimes or not.
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News had spread swiftly that Mr. Castro's government had sent criminals and mentally ill people among the arriving exiles.
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Innocent students are being killed, in America of all places, because mentally ill people can get access to guns.
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The approach is meant to be a national model for the rights of the mentally ill to live independently.
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Swanson, the Duke University researcher, is not a fan of broadly forbidding all mentally ill people from owning guns.
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"Her friends have said he was known to always be mentally ill and would kill animals," Ms. Samaroo said.
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Sometimes you just have to say something for everybody's best interest, regardless of whether they're mentally ill or not.
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It includes Jerome Murdough, a mentally ill veteran who died from heat exposure in a Rikers cell in 2014.
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But if they want make sure mentally ill people get the care they need, he has an easy solution.
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The mentally ill are still viewed with fear or suspicion, as broken, as damaged goods or objects of pity.
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"That is one of our weak areas in our society right now, dealing with the mentally ill," she said.
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The two fall in love, defeating the mentally ill person's demons with the power of music and online shopping.
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" Knowles insisted that he wasn't going after Thunberg but was "attacking the left for exploiting a mentally ill child.
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Among its provisions were a new ban on the sale of firearms to felons, minors and the mentally ill.
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Assisted Outpatient Treatment (AOT) is perhaps the most effective way to reduce violence by the untreated seriously mentally ill.
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It remained unclear on Wednesday how many mentally ill people were being held in prison past their release dates.
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As the homeless population has grown, the old stereotypes — of single men, mentally ill or addicted — have been upended.
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Numerous mass shootings have been blamed on mentally ill killers who fell through the cracks of the medical system.
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And forced sterilization wasn't science fiction at all — some states still condoned it for the "feeble-minded" or mentally ill.
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But she said that historically, women have been told that if they have sexual problems, they must be mentally ill.
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But I do think it&aposs important that we don&apost talk about the suspect as deranged or mentally ill.
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Last May, the Intercept reported that agents "busted" a mentally ill homeless man for claiming he had connections to ISIS.
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People who are psychotic are then sent to CERMAK, the jail's division for physically ill and acutely mentally ill patients.
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It's naked pandering to bigots, and especially that particular brand of bigot eager to stigmatize trans people as mentally ill.
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But I am someone who works with the mentally ill and am very familiar with these illnesses' signs and symptoms.
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Jones' lawyers tried to argue that Jones was severely mentally ill at the time he killed his kids in 2014.
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Using these guidelines, every person who has lost a loved one — every grieving person — should be classed as mentally ill.
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Cahoots handles non-criminal crises involving people who are homeless, disoriented, intoxicated, mentally ill, or enmeshed in an escalating dispute.
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He unnerved co-workers with talk of possible terrorist ties; his ex-wife said he was abusive and mentally ill.
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It was a clever word, evoking béton brut (raw concrete) and art brut, the untutored art of the mentally ill.
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The LGBTQ community suffered for decades because bad science determined that they were inherently mentally ill, or worse yet, predators.
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Firearm suicides are less common in US states that check if potential gun purchasers are mentally ill or criminal fugitives.
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The idea that Bratton was mentally ill is something that has been accepted as fact without consideration of the times.
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According to the LASD, the overall jail population decreased in 23, while the mentally ill population was on the rise.
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Should we blame his fragile, mentally ill mother or, as last night's penultimate episode, "Creator/Destroyer," suggests, his defrauder dad?
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CIT was launched in 1988 amid outrage over an officer-involved killing of a mentally ill man in Memphis, Tennessee.
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Manney said he opened fire when Hamilton, a mentally ill black man, grabbed his baton and struck him with it.
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"At first blush, the case appears to be a tragic story of a mentally ill mother who snapped," says Branam.
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The 21992 shooting of Ezell Ford, a mentally ill black man, by two officers in South LA sparked furious protests.
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In the second half of the 20th century, many mentally ill women took control of their own stories through memoir.
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Terry McAuliffe had declined to halt his execution, despite pleas that Morva's life be spared because he was mentally ill.
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" Post: "Oh, the House just dropped a ban on the mentally ill having guns —- HEY THIS ONE'S NOT SO BAD!
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The Arizona Department of Corrections has since countered that Adams "was not designated seriously mentally ill" when he was released.
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" Jane Powell, CEO of CALM, said in a statement, "Suicide is frequently bracketed as the actions of the 'mentally ill.
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She was dealing with a mentally ill sister and trying to make sure that she was functioning in the world.
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Graham referred to Hodgkinson as a "nut job," but as yet, we don't know yet whether he was mentally ill.
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CITY'S PLAN More officers will have crisis-intervention training to respond to mentally ill people, as the task force recommended.
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Laura Linney gets the most depressing Love Actually storyline when she ends up spending Christmas with her mentally ill brother.
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Japan's biggest newspaper, the Yomiuri Shimbun, said this week that care homes for the mentally ill might consider following suit.
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There is currently no blood test or other biological marker to determine whether a person is mentally ill or not.
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The overwhelming majority — 21625 percent — favored banning the mentally ill from owning guns and 2900 percent favored expanding background checks.
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Although the mentally ill are better regarded than they were in past centuries, there are still lingering fears and suspicions.
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But the bureau, the monitors said, had made "substantial progress" in improving the way they dealt with the mentally ill.
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"But really, when a person is a psychopath, they are not mentally ill, except in a philosophical sense," he added.
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Cornyn's bill also includes measures on other areas like increasing treatment for mentally ill people as an alternative to prison.
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The block's homeless residents — including drug dealers, addicts, and the mentally ill — leave behind piles of feces and discarded needles.
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About half the estimated 5,000 homeless people in Atlanta are thought to be mentally ill or addicted, Mr. King writes.
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That includes several of nine attackers who were dangerously mentally ill but still met the federal standard for gun possession.
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He appointed an Attorney General who had successfully fought to vitiate federal prohibitions on the execution of the mentally ill.
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The aim was to protest against the fact that being trans in Sweden is still classified as being mentally ill.
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Instead, they determined that the girl was mentally ill—and detained her against her will under the Mental Health Act.
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The result was that many of the most severely mentally ill were left to fend for themselves on the streets.
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The misperception that mentally ill people are inherently dangerous is one of the most treacherous ideas in circulation about us.
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Police commanders began an investigation immediately after a New York City officer fatally shot a mentally ill man on Oct.
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Outreach workers identified her and reported that she was mentally ill and had spurned offers of shelter or safe haven.
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One of Orange's mentally ill inmates, Suzanne (Uzo Aduba), starts to spiral when the social order of Litchfield breaks down.
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The first time I saw somebody walking down the street talking on a cellphone, I thought he was mentally ill.
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"The mentally ill should not bear the burden of being regarded as the 'chief' perpetrators of mass murder," Stone concludes.
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The opening flits among the characters, but once the mentally ill but well-meaning Karen shows up, the novel ignites.
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Louisiana, that a forensic patient must be both mentally ill and dangerous in order to be hospitalized against his will.
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The men in the cells on either side of him were mentally ill and screamed for much of the day.
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The IMD exclusion is what causes states to kick the mentally ill out of hospitals, thereby increasing homelessness and incarceration.
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Without that information, parents are prevented from knowing the diagnosis, medications, appointments and rehabilitation needs of mentally ill loved ones.
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Even before the hearing, however, advocates for the mentally ill said that the process for resettling residents was deeply flawed.
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"I thought that the dignity of the court was degraded by executing a mentally retarded, mentally ill person," she said.
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This increases the victimization of mentally ill people, as it augments the suffering of those already afflicted by stigma.4.
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Second, making a public claim that someone is "mentally ill" without formal medical training or a formal assessment is irresponsible.
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The cost of caring for and supervising mentally ill inmates makes them two to three times more expensive to house.
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The jail distributes 700 prescriptions a day and spends nearly $8 million a year on care for the mentally ill.
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Disabled artists have been a mainstay of Outsider Art since Dubuffet "discovered" the art of marginal or mentally ill individuals.
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Sixty percent of the 80 Taser incidents involved people classified by the jail as intoxicated or mentally ill, Reuters found.
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"I'm not ashamed to say I'm mentally ill, but that doesn't mean mentally weak," Lehner said after accepting his award.
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"The mentally ill should not bear the burden of being regarded as the 'chief' perpetrators of mass murder," he concluded.
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"I'm shutting down a division, and the next moment, I'm seeing mentally ill people with no beds," he told VICE.
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Related: A Third of the People Who Got Shot Last Year by LAPD Officers Were Mentally Ill Eric Balaban, a senior staff counsel with the ACLU's National Prison Project and one attorneys working on the lawsuit against Arpaio, says Maricopa County's mentally ill detainees become caught in a vicious cycle without ever being stabilized.
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If one or more of the jurors think he is mentally ill, they may be reluctant to sentence him to die.
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So the audience must interpret if a mentally ill, grieving white dude dies or the cops shoot an innocent black man.
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Studies have showed Medicaid access in Florida and Washington cut return trips to jail among the mentally ill by 215 percent.
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Although at first glance this seemed like a victory, deinstitutionalization left a massive gap in the care for the mentally ill.
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Jay Inslee said he wants the state to change how it handles the mentally ill but that it&aposs making inroads.
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One of the falsehoods of mental illness is that once you become mentally ill, it's hopeless and nothing can be done.
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Goldstein believes that more thorough training in crisis intervention and working with mentally ill and developmentally disabled people would be useful.
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According to the latest government statistics, roughly 2,600 of the city's homeless are addicted to drugs and 1,400 are mentally ill.
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Kardashian's main point of defense is that West is not mentally ill or "off his meds" as some people are speculating.
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A prosecutor in her neglect trial described her as mentally ill, according to court papers obtained by The New York Post.
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It is psychologically damaging even to healthy people and increases the likelihood of suicide among the young and the mentally ill.
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It literally portrays the mentally ill as murderous zombies and the nurses as fresh meat to be sexually exploited and slaughtered.
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And according to the jail's Office of Mental Health Policy and Advocacy, about a third of the prisoners are mentally ill.
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Mentally ill and intellectually disabled people have been subjected to torture, confinement, and forced sterilization based on public fear and misunderstanding.
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Because many of the mentally ill inmates need to be housed alone, it creates a bed shortage in the general population.
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"You know, when a police officer kills someone like this, someone who's mentally ill, it kills their mother, too," she said.
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During CIT training, cops are taught how to recognize that an individual they're dealing with is mentally ill, rather than defiant.
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After a mass shooting, Americans hone in on the specifics to try to prevent the next one: Was he mentally ill?
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"I think Casey is mentally ill," Cindy Anthony, her mother, tells interviewer Chris Hansen on Monday's episode of Crime Watch Daily.
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Mental health problems, rarely, are distinguished visually—a person may appear fine, but inside be depressed, anxious, or otherwise mentally ill.
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Robert's LinkedIn shows that he's still a registered psychiatric nurse for mentally ill patients, a tough gig to say the least.
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An online petition that calls Trump "mentally ill," started by psychiatrist John Gartner, has received more than 55,000 signatures since April.
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However, a spokesperson for the Department of Corrections later said Adams wasn't designated as seriously mentally ill during his previous arrest.
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In many cases, people become homeless or incarcerated; our prison system has become the nation's largest caretaker of the mentally ill.
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Our political leaders and our citizens need to know that our nation's jails are the wrong place for the mentally ill.
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If we must rank human threats to American security, the NRA's activist network comes far above even the seriously mentally ill.
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Another was banned from treating mentally ill inmates and accused of endangering nursing home patients by prescribing excessive dosages of medications.
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The juxtaposition of the silent whir of sleek Tesla electric vehicles, with the outbursts of the mentally ill on the sidewalks.
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It is not up to mentally ill monsters; it is up to us that we are able to pass great legislation.
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There have been multiple reports in Japan of parents killing their mentally ill children when caring for them becomes too much.
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" Poor care for mentally ill prisoners, he added, reflects taxpayers' unwillingness to fund dedicated facilities and programs, not "our company's quality.
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But his lawyer has said Hernandez is mentally challenged, severely mentally ill and unable to tell whether he committed the crime.
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They ask: Do we blame automakers after a terrorist or a mentally ill person uses a vehicle to run people down?
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But as Lind has pointed out, the mentally ill are actually more likely to be victims of gun violence than perpetrators.
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Historically, experiments were conducted—many times involuntarily—on minority and other vulnerable populations (including the mentally ill and prisoners), Oh says.
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Making sure guns don't get into the hands of people who are mentally ill is not going to fix the problem.
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Friends and activists said Olango was mentally ill and may have been suffering a seizure in the moments before his death.
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For obvious reasons, it wouldn't be good fit to have people who are unstable or mentally ill in an industrial kitchen.
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The inmates are disproportionately black, mentally ill and are among those who are the least likely to commit additional crimes statistically.
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California's prohibition covers people convicted of felonies or violent misdemeanors, people subject to domestic violence restraining orders, and the mentally ill.
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At one time, the homeless, drug-addicted and mentally ill were concentrated in the Tenderloin, so no one paid much attention.
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"That was the magic trick," said Susan Marasciulo, who said her mentally ill son had his life transformed by Kendra's Law.
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"I will show that the lack of motive in this case is the hallmark of a mentally ill defender," she said.
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Mentally ill people are far, far likelier to be the victims of violence (including violence committed by police) than the perpetrators.
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More than one expert has remarked that America criminalizes the mentally ill and uses jails as de facto mental health institutions.
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Raised Roman Catholic, he described representing destitute, often mentally ill clients as the moment he really understood the teachings of Jesus.
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The trial has cast a spotlight on the protocols the police are supposed to follow when dealing with the mentally ill.
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" Critics, including President Trump, have already dismissed Thunberg as too young to listen to, or as "mentally ill" or "very angry.
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According to the officers' account, shortly after they arrived, Ms. Lyles, who the police knew was mentally ill, pulled a knife.
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All 73 participants in the current study were homeless and mentally ill, and some of them also had substance use disorders.
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Imam Isse Musse, a friend of the attacker's family, for 25 said the family told him Shire Ali was mentally ill.
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If adopted it could improve the quality of life for the seriously mentally ill and the communities in which they live.
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Parents of mentally ill children of course face significant hardship, and we don't know what went on in the Reinking home.
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The targets of the scheme do not believe that Wessel, described by his own lawyer as mentally ill, was acting alone.
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Even if the interaction between law enforcement and a mentally ill person goes well, the current system is also prohibitively expensive.
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Like many other asylum narratives, these depictions stigmatize the mentally ill and mental health care, making people afraid to seek treatment.
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The man's family told CNN he was not homeless, but was mentally ill and was not taking his medication that day.
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Too many people think of somebody who's homeless as somebody who is an alcoholic, who is mentally ill, who is lazy.
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Fox News apologized in September after a pundit called Ms. Thunberg "a mentally ill Swedish child" on one of its programs.
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Thankfully, the Trump administration is starting to address the broken mental health system that currently fails our most seriously mentally ill.
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Fauna learns that her mother, George's daughter Tamar, lives in Hawaii, and that the family considers her to be mentally ill.
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Lawyers for C.J. and five other mentally ill men filed a federal lawsuit in Manhattan on Wednesday seeking to force Gov.
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Mandy filed a police report and law enforcement sources say the guy is in his 40s and may be mentally ill.
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I couldn't help feeling like the actor playing King Bob was not painting an entirely empathetic portrait of the mentally ill.
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Congress recently sent a bill to the president's desk that would roll back restrictions on mentally ill senior citizens buying guns.
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Her motivation for torturing Pretty Little Liars' titular Liars is incoherent at best, and offensive to the mentally ill at worst.
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The widely read Drudge Report picked up Politico's story as its top link on Tuesday, revising the headline with literal scare quotes for mentally ill, implying the kind of slippery slope IBD imagined: "Doctors can report 'mentally ill' patients to FBI under new Obama rule..." We were off to the races: The reporting even misled Rep.
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The new law penalizes facilities that do not provide this information to parents trying to get help or their mentally ill children.
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A mentally-ill farmer in Shandong, China, spent almost a decade building a seven-storey house out of clay and stone blocks.
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Transgender people are mentally ill and should not be afforded the same legal protections or healthcare guarantees as gay and lesbian Americans.
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The problem is differentiating these rare, dangerous individuals from the much larger number of mentally ill people who pose no real threat.
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" Speaking about Kanye's "off the meds" comments, Davidson said, "Being mentally ill is not an excuse to act like a jackass, okay?
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" Speaking about West's "off the meds" comments, Davidson said, "Being mentally ill is not an excuse to act like a jackass, okay?
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The ideal horror film makes its audience care about a mentally ill character, not just acknowledge their sickness and move right along.
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The defense, however, said that Ms. Ortega was severely mentally ill and heard voices, including Satan's, telling her to kill the children.
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At points, the editorial slips into dangerous territory when it claims that the President is too "mentally ill" to watch their show.
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Lower spending on its social services means addicts and the mentally ill are "consciously channelled into prison," argues Ms Oliver, the sociologist.
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The woman calling 911 claimed to be the man's sister and told the dispatcher he was mentally ill and unarmed, Davis said.
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Prosecutors had recommend a 10-year prison sentence out of a maximum possible 25 years if Weier was not found mentally ill.
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But the episode's nuances – a mentally ill victim, a complex death investigation, a debate over the weapon's use – tell a deeper story.
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Part of the problem is that state psychiatric services underwent significant cuts following the recession, leaving a vacuum for mentally ill individuals.
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State law says individuals can be forced into shelter only if they are mentally ill and a danger to themselves or others.
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A shortage of psychiatric professionals and the frequency of putting mentally ill individuals in prison rather than a hospital contributes to that.
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In response to this pandemic, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has restricted access to guns for its most mentally ill patients.
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He singled out the training requirements, especially those aimed at improving interactions with the mentally ill and homeless, as an important facet.
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Although four out of five inmates there are mentally ill, East Mississippi has not had a psychiatrist on its staff since November.
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In casting their votes for it, Congress not only ignores Trump, it ignores families of the seriously mentally ill like my own.
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As a comprehensive New York Times piece pointed out, such arrangements are usually only made for the old, disabled, or mentally ill.
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"My son was mentally ill and they didn't have to kill my son," Barre's mother, Etta Jones Barre, told CNN affiliate KTUL.
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But like you, we believe that guns should be kept away from criminals, terrorists, domestic abusers, the dangerously mentally ill, and children.
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Kerrigan's oldest child -- who is homeless and mentally ill -- had visited the home of a family friend, a pallbearer at the funeral.
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Heckman argues he is severely mentally ill and in critical need of treatment in the juvenile system, where he should have remained.
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A new toolkit launched last week by the U.S Department of Justice will help law enforcement officers deal with mentally ill individuals.
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The first proposal is that the city build a mental health center large enough to treat the mentally ill on the streets.
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Castro forced the boat owners who participated in the boat lift to take approximately 2023,000 criminals and hundreds of mentally-ill persons.
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And if we must rank human threats to American security, the NRA's activist network comes far above even the seriously mentally ill.
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This was passed as part of Medicaid in 2628 and aimed at preventing the warehousing of mentally ill people in large institutions.
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Thunberg has faced severe backlash, especially from conservatives in the US. A right-wing commentator called her "mentally ill" on Fox News.
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Over that same time, the proportion of mentally ill adults who couldn't pay for drugs climbed from 8.7 percent to 9.9 percent.
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In remarks following the El Paso and Dayton shootings, President Trump blamed "gruesome video games" and "mentally ill monsters" for the violence.
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The seeds of his devotion to social work were sown in his teenage years, when his mother became paralyzed and mentally ill.
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AOT has been proven to reduce suicide, imprisonment, substance abuse and homelessness as well as crime by and against the mentally ill.
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To be sure, we all have strong emotional reactions to the injury or killing of an infant by a mentally ill mother.
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Democrats, as well as some Republicans, had objected to those changes, arguing that they compromise the privacy of mentally ill people. Rep.
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Salas's work focuses on the mentally ill brain, trying to find ways to predict through imaging what treatments could be most effective.
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Related: It's Impossible To Find Out Exactly How Many People Are Shot By Cops in Canada "He's mentally ill!" another woman yells.
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The ruling could inspire other states to do so and will make it more difficult for the mentally ill to defend themselves.
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And to be clear, think we seriously mistreat mentally ill ppl convicted of crimes and overlook mental health harms of prison. pic.twitter.
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Thomas Gilbert Jr. repeatedly interrupted testimony from his mother, who said he had been mentally ill for years before his father's murder.
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But Mr. Gilbert's lawyer, Arnold Levine, has argued that Mr. Gilbert was too mentally ill to be held responsible for the murder.
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" - TV journalist Soledad O'Brien "Putting a mentally ill Kanye West in front of the Camera should be considered a form of abuse.
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While showing a house, Nina, raised but mostly abandoned by a mentally ill mother, helps to save the depressed musician from drowning.
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America has never quite known what to do with the mentally ill, and Roth argues that the latest solution — lock them up!
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She mitigates this with collections of thumbnail profiles, most of them shattering, about mentally ill people made worse by the prison system.
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From that perspective, the policy solution seems to be to make sure 100 percent of the country's mentally ill are cared for.
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It is possible that Trump's views on keeping guns out of the hands of mentally ill people have evolved since early 2017.
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His crime led to a huge shift in how society cares for the violent mentally ill, both in and out of prison.
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But mental illness is not exculpatory in itself: A defendant may be found mentally ill and still competent enough to stand trial.
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There is talk of legalizing online poker and extending Kendra's Law, which can be used to mandate treatment for the mentally ill.
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He roamed London, taking pictures of children, old people and mentally ill people that were displayed in galleries and hailed by critics.
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The worst data point: There are 38,000 suicides a year in this country, and 90 percent of the victims are mentally ill.
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And states need to take care of people who are homeless, on the streets, psychotic, hungry, cold, physically ill and mentally ill.
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Databases and procurement documents also show they search out the mentally ill, people with a history of drug use or government gadflies.
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"He quite plainly said he believes President Trump is mentally ill," Simmons told "Morning Joe" co-hosts Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough.
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"To hear them say that they hope Oak gets help, like he was mentally ill or something, that was tough," Paul said.
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The president is proposing new gun restrictions aimed at bolstering the background check process and ensuring the mentally ill cannot obtain guns.
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Critics have faulted Clarke for his management of a Milwaukee County jail where a mentally ill man died in 2016 of dehydration.
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The IMD Exclusion prevents states from receiving Medicaid funds for seriously mentally ill adults when they reside in a state psychiatric hospital.
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They banded together in the abolitionist movement or social reform drives in health care, prisons or the treatment of the mentally ill.
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In that era, insurers in most states could simply tell the mother of a mentally ill child that she couldn't buy insurance.
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We have to stop giving community mental health programs mental health funds free of any obligation to help the seriously mentally ill.
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"Being mentally ill is not an excuse to act like a jackass," Davidson said at one point, drawing cheers from the crowd.
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Technically free, and still waking up inside a prison: A lawsuit claims that mentally ill inmates are being detained beyond their sentences.
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Calling him a serial killer suggests that you think he's mentally ill in a way that poses a continuing threat to others.
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So that was probably one of the most difficult things—to film with somebody that's been abused, and is so mentally ill.
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"Prisons have become the warehouses for the mentally ill, because we're not giving them proper support," Conway tells me over the phone.
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The clinic's goal is to provide these services without the triggers that queer and mentally ill people often endure when seeking help.
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When we last saw her, Sarah had chosen caring for her mentally ill brother over dating her sexy work crush Karl (Rodrigo Santoro).
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Casey has spoken to Cindy sporadically since her release from jail, but was unhappy that Cindy recently alleged that she was mentally ill.
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But very few of my referrals were like this one—from the inmate's family member—since the seriously mentally ill are often homeless.
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Currently, she consults with the families of mentally ill prisoners, writes on the subject of forensic mental health, and manages a small practice.
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My mother, mentally ill and cruel, lied to the social worker, said I was smoking crack and that's why she kicked me out.
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More than half are mentally ill, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics (PDF), with up to a quarter meeting criteria for psychosis.
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By the 2995s, steps were being taken to move away from the state hospital system and to deinstitutionalize care for the mentally ill.
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Across the board, mentally ill people were, once again, seen as below-average prospects when it came to building a long-term relationship.
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They have so many checks and balances that you could be mentally ill and it takes you six months before you — prohibit it.
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Santiago's brother Bryan, who lives in Puerto Rico, told CNN he believed authorities did not do enough to help his mentally ill sibling.
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The overwhelming likelihood is that they are grieving because they were forcibly taken from their loved ones, not because they are mentally ill.
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" Media coverage at the time, she said, suggested, "'Oh, he must have been mentally ill and we don't know what the connection is.
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Phillips aligned the Joker with the (generally inaccurate) stereotype of the mentally ill, socially isolated loner whose disenfranchisement leads him to commit violence.
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On their website, they post what percentage of people who were arrested are mentally ill, because it is such a big issue there.
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A jury found Jokeera Viola Morgan guilty of murder but mentally ill in the deaths of her daughters, whom she killed on Oct.
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The saddest referral of all was that of the severely mentally ill, people suffering from conditions like schizophrenia, dementia, and bi-polar disorder.
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It enforced a strict sterilisation policy though, on the grounds that such people were mentally ill and unfit to care for a child.
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Groups like the American Psychological Association have made similar correlations, asserting that mentally ill individuals not getting treatment can end up incarcerated instead.
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According to docs ... Avenatti allegedly stole millions from a mentally ill paraplegic on disability who had scored a $4M settlement from L.A. County.
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But in both cases, the Court said it's okay to make laws that don't give this right to felons and the mentally ill.
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However the government drafted a narrow law and rejected amendments covering minors, the mentally ill and those not suffering from a terminal disease.
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Between 1909 and 1979, more than 20,000 people were involuntarily sterilized while living in California state institutions for the mentally ill and disabled.
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BOOKER: Trillions of our dollars to warehouse human potential, to warehouse the poor, warehouse minorities, warehouse the mentally ill, warehouse the drug addicted.
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But then when she started talking about rats and Venezuela and stuff I realized it was like talking to a mentally ill person.
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The guns for mentally ill bill is being supported by strange bedfellows that give supporters strong political cover and helps earn brownie points.
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Johnson strongly opposed interracial marriage and supported sterilization of the mentally ill, and his scientific findings formed the basis of his immigration initiatives.
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Smith's older sister, Courtney Brunson, asked the board to release her mother, saying that Wright was once mentally ill but is now better.
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You should know it is located in the Haight, meaning there are lots of homeless, mentally ill youths with dreadlocks wandering the streets.
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The changes would also expand treatment for the mentally ill and ensure that inmates in solitary can spend more time outside their cells.
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" On the mentally ill and addicted: "Helping more people with an addiction or a mental health problem get help is a family issue.
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We need help to keep guns out of the hands of those who should not have them: terrorists, felons and the mentally ill.
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We're fortunate in our county that we have the budget to offer some of our mentally ill inmates strong and often effective medications.
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Police took a handgun from him but returned it last month after a medical evaluation found he was not mentally ill, authorities said.
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Ultimately, in September, 10 out of 12 jurors found Weier not guilty because she was mentally ill at the time of the attack.
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The newly affianced, reluctant to trouble one another with family problems, may rent substitutes for parents who are divorced, incarcerated, or mentally ill.
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Trump in his speech called mass shooters "mentally ill monsters" and even floated the idea of involuntary confinement for people with mental illness.
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A Republican running for a House seat in South Carolina suggested at a candidate forum on Monday that transgender people are mentally ill.
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The couple, who were arrested Tuesday and remain in police custody, said they confined their child because she was mentally ill and violent.
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America's mass-incarceration crisis is by now well known, but the overrepresentation of the mentally ill among the prison population is less studied.
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The Helping Families in Mental Health Crisis Act will reform our government's ineffective efforts to help the mentally ill in several important ways.
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For one, it can create a stigma around the mentally ill, who already suffer from society's misconceptions, and discourage people from accessing treatment.
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We've not left behind the mentally ill, the drug addicted, the working poor, the developmental disabled, and we have raised our minority community.
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A jury trial on her case, which began Monday, was set to determine whether Weier was mentally ill when she committed the crime.
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Last May, a mentally ill Tampa, Florida man broadcast his shootout with police — who eventually apprehended him using info from his Live broadcast.
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Across the board, mentally ill people were, once again, seen as below-average prospects when it came to building a long-term relationship.
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One of the most difficult things to hear Younger recall was the physical and verbal abuse directed toward mentally ill inmates, including herself.
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In fact, a recent analysis of more than 200 mass killings revealed that only 22 percent of perpetrators could be considered mentally ill.
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A few called out the name of Eleanor Bumpurs, another mentally ill 66-year-old who was killed by an officer in 1984.
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So terrorists on fbi's wanted lists can legally still buy guns Oh & mentally ill people can buy guns without a background check too.
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In the film, Victor and Fernando are repeatedly rebuffed; municipal officials challenge their birth certificates, and investigate a claim they are mentally ill.
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After the president hangs up, Mika snaps back into action, declaring the man is mentally ill and has entered a state of psychosis.
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The way Keith sees it ... until mentally ill people are forbidden from owning guns, preachers and congregations need to help God help them.
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Saheed Vassell's death is now part of a roster of fatal police shootings of mentally ill people, most of them black or Hispanic.
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Eric Vassell, 21, said he has asked himself over and over what more he could have done to protect his mentally ill son.
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Howard Finkelstein, the chief public defender in Broward County, said the case would present a difficult question: Should society execute mentally ill people?
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Adélio Bispo de Oliveira, the man accused of attacking Bolsonaro, was acquitted after a judge in Minas Gerais ruled he was mentally ill.
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NICHOLAS N. FINKELSTEINBOSTON To the Editor: The tragic saga of Nakesha Williams is an all too familiar story of the homeless mentally ill.
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He gave an example from his workplace, a maximum-security facility that houses mentally ill people caught up in the criminal justice system.
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Quarterman, a case that weighed whether Texas could execute Scott Panetti, a clearly mentally ill man convicted of killing his estranged wife's parents.
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At various points, Taylor comes across as mentally ill, pathological in her lies and perhaps unable to distinguish what's real from what's not.
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In the early 1990s, Mr. Tsemberis created Pathways Housing First, which helped severely mentally ill homeless people live on their own with help.
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She describes a suffocating religious community made more difficult by a mother who abandoned her as a toddler and a mentally ill father.
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Howard Finkelstein, the chief public defender in Broward County, said the case will present a difficult question: Should society execute mentally ill people?
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As such, early volunteers for research trials were effectively treated in a manner befitting the mentally ill circa the mid-20th century, i.e.
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Instead, it felt like we were simply watching a tragedy about a mentally ill man spiraling into delusion and, ultimately, having a breakdown.
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His $239 billion initiative to address mental health, ThriveNYC, has been criticized for failing to meet the needs of severely mentally ill people.
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Kansas eliminated the insanity defense about two decades ago, so he was barred from raising the defense that he had been mentally ill.
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It also prohibited the exclusion of people with pre-existing illness from medical coverage, which was an enormous boon for the mentally ill.
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But I have a successful career and fully support myself; most people who know me have no idea that I am mentally ill.
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A nurse outside of a shelter who was shepherding a group of mentally ill evacuees said to me that she had lost everything.
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For example, Justice Scalia noted that the 2nd Amendment does not prohibit government from restricting felons or the "mentally ill" from having guns.
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" — JAMES CORDEN "This could be the first time in history a mentally ill person is upset because the TV isn't talking to them.
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He is classified by the corrections department as seriously mentally ill and was homeless when he was arrested for shoplifting at Duane Reade.
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Trump was at the meeting for 503 minutes By the way: Fox News apologized to Thunberg after a pundit called her mentally ill.
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When people in the trans community were on TV shows, they were always mentally ill or there was some criminal aspect to them.
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On Monday, a Fox News guest called her "mentally ill," a jab at her Asperger's diagnosis, prompting the outlet to issue an apology.
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" Conway started at Attica in 1972, when there was a single, ten-cell area for mentally ill prisoners, known as the "bug gallery.
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Rick Scott broke with the National Rifle Association and moved to bar those under 21 and the mentally ill from buying assault rifles.
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Therefore, laws to stop mentally ill from having guns and reform of our treatment system might not have helped in this particular case.
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They drafted a plan to build a new mental health treatment center that would take in mentally ill people picked up by police.
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" When one character's mentally ill sister is taken away in an ambulance, "nobody thought it appropriate to ask questions and he didn't volunteer.
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What I realized, over time, is that it takes a lot of money and commitment to train police to handle the mentally ill.
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Donald Trump and the White House are amplifying fake and altered videos that depict House Speaker Nancy Pelosi as unstable and mentally ill.
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Their relationship began at a party in 1962, a time when gay people were largely regarded as criminals and even diagnosed as mentally ill.
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" The insider added, "Just because Kanye is having a strong opinion does not mean that he is mentally ill or headed for a breakdown.
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But when taking into account the treatment, medication, and security required to incarcerate a mentally ill person, the daily cost doubles or even triples.
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There were no hospitals to go to, so we ended up with a lot of homeless people in Chicago, mentally ill on the street.
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As NME notes, commenters have claimed that the woman in the video is locally known in Miami's South Beach area, and is mentally ill.
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A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit on Friday against two Miami police officers who shot and killed a mentally ill black man last year.
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In case you were wondering or simply too lazy to use Urban Dictionary, "menk" is slang for a mentally ill or educationally subnormal person.
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Gun control Trump signed a measure nixing a regulation aimed at keeping guns out of the hands of some severely mentally ill people. 2.
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This happened most often in homicide cases in which the defendant was a juvenile, intellectually disabled, mentally ill or some combination of the three.
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Among the standard #GasTheJokes tweets were also those like the above, which reference the white supremacist "14 words" or called transgender Americans mentally ill.
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The city spent around $12m to settle claims from the deaths of two inmates, in 2010 and 2015, one of whom was mentally ill.
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Justice Scalia emphasised that nothing in Heller "should be taken to cast doubt" on laws banning felons or mentally ill people from possessing firearms.
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In the interview, Anthony's parents did not hold back on their thoughts about their daughter, saying they believe she was mentally ill, People reported.
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Q. Are there other provisions of the president's plan that would help keep guns out of the hands of criminals or mentally ill people?
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Liu and Ramos were shot and killed in 2015 by Ismaaiyl Brinsley, who had declared to a court previously that he was mentally ill.
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Since the 13th century in Geel, Belgium, families have taken in mentally ill strangers and hosted them as undistinguished members of their small community.
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The ACLU alleges that Arpaio — who touts himself as "America's toughest sheriff" — essentially warehouses mentally ill detainees in "punitive housing units" at the jail.
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I did home counseling for mentally ill and traumatized youth for five years, who were—as you can imagine—giant bulls' eyes for bullies.
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Court records show Robert was the subject of a mentally ill petition in 2015 that was dismissed in January, though it is unclear why.
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S. citizens, those who renounce U.S. citizen ship, the mentally ill, anyone with a restraining order against them and those who were dishonorably discharged.
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And contrary to media reports, these individuals are not severely mentally ill — qualifying conditions for Social Security disability are eating disorders, anxiety and insomnia.
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The woman who pretended to be mentally ill and threw crickets over an entire D train car in August calls herself a performance artist.
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The 'mentally ill' (this arbitrary societally agreed upon cattle brand to differentiate 'us' from 'them' re: pain) are overwhelmingly SUBJECT to violence, not perpetrators.
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Lewis is appalled at that prospect, essentially calling Donald Trump a mentally ill criminal who doesn't deserve any deals when it comes to prosecution.
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Though A.C. was not a widower like Atticus, Lee's mother was mentally ill, so she and her siblings were essentially raised by her father.
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I had attributed this feeling to something suffered by the former version of myself, the one who was always high and acutely mentally ill.
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Hernandez' lawyers, who plan to appeal his conviction, argued at trial their client is mentally ill and that his admissions to police were fabricated.
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As Chuck's business partner and Chuck's ex-wife look on, Jimmy paints Chuck as a mentally ill man driven by his spite and anger.
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In January 2000, a mentally ill man attacked a Liberal Democratic lawmaker, Nigel Jones, with a samurai sword, killing an aide to Mr. Jones.
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Cook County jail, which is one of our largest single institution jails in the United States, one third of the population is mentally ill.
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Later on Thursday at a rally in Manchester, New Hampshire, Trump said it was necessary to consider building new institutions for the mentally ill.
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Ever-increasing rates of homelessness, suicide, and incarceration of the mentally ill reflect how the criminal justice system has overtaken the mental health system.
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But during the time we spent talking to patriots, we found that, despite public perceptions, few appeared to be mentally ill or outwardly racist.
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Another 2015 study of 226 men who committed or tried to commit mass killings found that only 22 percent could be considered mentally ill.
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"My family was always wondering why I ended up playing people who were mentally ill, insane, downtrodden, and a little crazy," she told me.
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DJ Jaffe is author of "Insane Consequences: How the Mental Health Industry Fails the Mentally Ill" and Executive Director of Mental Illness Policy Org.
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She claims her former manager spread a false rumor that she was mentally ill, which led to her being told to leave the office.
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The police are the boots-on-the-ground government workers who first encounter the mentally ill, the drug-addicted, the homeless, and the unemployed.
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" She adds, definitively, "There's no evidence to support the idea that LGBT parents are less competent or somehow more mentally ill than heterosexual parents.
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"I got this picture from looking at the data that there's kind of this chaotic health care use with the mentally ill," Weissman said.
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Most of the 82 inmates categorized as mentally ill in Juba Central Prison in May did not have a criminal file, the report said.
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She says in the letter that she was put into a cell meant for seriously mentally ill patients and largely ignored by the staff.
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The new Netflix sitcom Lady Dynamite is about a mentally ill entertainer whose past mental breakdown forces her to make tradeoffs in her career.
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According to Smith, the film asks whether Jonah is mentally ill or if he succumbs to his losing battle with his own dark destiny.
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Kasich has also charged that he expanded Medicaid in Ohio on moral grounds, suggesting it helps drug abusers, the poor and the mentally ill.
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As the book and the review explain, it has been the medical treatment of the mentally ill that has historically been odd and scary.
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When did it become O.K. to lock up someone who is severely mentally ill and let the demons chase him around in the cell?
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The training is often geared toward encounters with people who are suicidal or mentally ill — incidents that accounted for 73 shootings in our data.
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The clinic received 2,600 euthanasia requests in 2018 — 27 percent to 28 percent of them were from mentally ill patients, according to Mr. Pleiter.
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"Her friends have said he was known to always be mentally ill and would kill animals," the student's mother, Amanda Samaroo, told the Times.
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Can a state that has pledged to end the confinement of mentally ill inmates in solitary continue to keep intellectually disabled inmates indefinitely isolated?
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They apply to many inmates held in isolated detention, whether they are mentally ill or intellectually disabled or neither or some combination of both.
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His platform includes reducing mass incarceration, diverting mentally ill and drug addicted offenders away from prison, being tougher on police misconduct and closing jails.
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That I'd been involuntarily committed to Bellevue, the notorious psych ward to which we at Legal Aid routinely sent our most mentally ill clients?
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Potential threats that most concern British officers include returning foreign fighters, lone actors, mentally ill people and a "rising threat" of right-wing terrorism.
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By the time Currence had his deposition taken in 2016, ADX had already been cajoled through litigation into improving conditions for mentally ill prisoners.
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In October 2009 the Washington Lawyers Committee, a non-profit in D.C., received a letter from a mentally ill ADX inmate pleading for help.
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According to Cohen, the aim of deinstitutionalization was to move severely mentally ill people out of state institutions for treatment in less restrictive environments.
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DJ Jaffe is author of "Insane Consequences: How the Mental Health Industry Fails the Mentally Ill" and Executive Director of Mental Illness Policy Org.
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For those who are mentally ill, treatment "is limited to jail staff" occasionally asking "whether they are feeling homicidal or suicidal," Judge Hurd wrote.
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While his core issues would be infrastructure, tackling homelessness and aiding the chronically mentally ill, Pinsky makes clear he would be a reluctant candidate.
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Homicides and suicides exceeded the national average, and in February 2019, a judge found that the system's conditions for mentally ill inmates were unconstitutional.
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Brendon Tarrant, who murdered 51 people last March in a mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand, was found at trial not to be mentally ill.
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In one, a mentally ill man in his twenties briefly took control of a golf cart that guards use to drive around the facility.
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Mr. Kallos said he got involved because he believes the responsibility for the mentally ill at Kirby — and beyond — ultimately falls to elected officials.
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Ideas that most people experiencing homelessness are dangerous, criminals or mentally ill come from and are signs of stigma that aren't supported by facts.
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Even Republican lawmakers like Senator John Cornyn of Texas have previously said that the deeply mentally ill should not be able to buy guns.
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The laws fortified New York's assault weapons ban, limited the number of bullets allowed in magazines and strengthened rules that govern the mentally ill.
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Republicans in Congress want to give mentally ill people access to firearms but want to limit their access to mental health coverage under Medicaid?
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"They used deadly force to subdue her because they were not trained sufficiently in how to engage the mentally ill in crisis," Danner wrote.
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When assisted suicide becomes accepted public policy it threatens the lives of everyone, especially the poor, elderly, mentally ill, disabled, and terminally ill. Why?
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Yet, we see so many instances, like Columbine and Parkland, in which mentally ill individuals are able to commit heinous acts on innocent people.
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Google has teamed up with a mental illness group to provide Americans with a test to check if you are depressed or mentally ill.
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"We need serious proposals to prevent violent criminals and the dangerously mentally ill from acquiring firearms," NRA spokeswoman Jennifer Baker said in a statement.
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Brendon Tarrant, who murdered 51 people last March in a mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand, was found at trial not to be mentally ill.
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Keeping guns out of the hands of mentally ill people is a sensible goal, but due process is still owed to the potentially insane.
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Chloe Grace Moretz says a man she believes to be mentally ill is stalking her online and in person ... and she needs legal protection.
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"They used deadly force to subdue her because they were not trained sufficiently in how to engage the mentally ill in crisis," she wrote.
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That's why many public health researchers would like to see a focus on restricting guns in general, not just for those who are mentally ill.
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I don't know if the jury decided against death in that case because they thought the defendant was mentally ill or for some other reason.
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Both the prosecution and the defense acknowledged that Jonchuck, 29, killed his daughter, but the defense claimed that he was mentally ill at the time.
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Even those who go through proper channels find doctors who don't know how to treat them, or who believe they're mentally ill, the report says.
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It's hard to imagine a more squarely on-the-nose example of demonizing mental illness than portraying a mentally ill man as a literal demon.
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But as Alisa Roth writes in "Insane", published last year, the prison system has been known as a warehouse for the mentally ill for decades.
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Since then, Trump has shifted his approach, however, calling the shooters mentally ill and saying the administration had to look at building more mental institutions.
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She told Rolling Stone she wants stricter controls, particularly for the mentally ill, but she still wants people to have the right to own guns.
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The mayor said investigators will ask why the officer didn't use his stun gun or wait for officers trained to deal with mentally ill people.
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Milwaukee was beset by protests and calls for police reform after an officer shot and killed Dontre Hamilton, a mentally ill black man, in 2014.
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There was a psych-ward block, which housed mentally ill inmates, as well as those who couldn't handle the prison environment and had broken down.
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Rather than brandishing a firearm, which may aggravate a mentally ill person, officers are instructed to be patient and ask questions rather than bark orders.
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Cindy said she believes Casey is mentally ill while George said that he still sees his granddaughter in the house, nine years after her death.
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Both the prosecution and the defense acknowledge that Jonchuck, 29, killed his daughter, but the defense claims that he was mentally ill at the time.
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Therefore, we need not just better treatment but also preventive mental health care: public policies that reduce the number of people who become mentally ill.
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With little in the way of community-based support, government rehabilitation centers for the disabled and mentally ill often suffer from overcrowding and undignified conditions.
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The Senate resolution takes 75,000 seriously mentally ill who would likely be put in the NICS gun background check system out of it by fiat.
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Theresa Schleicher, acting director of Medical Justice—a charity that monitors healthcare provision in detention centers—spoke about how mentally ill women are allegedly mistreated.
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Residents have protested past police shootings, such as a 2014 killing in which an unarmed, mentally ill black man, Dontre Hamilton, was shot 14 times.
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Also defeated was a measure to expand background checks, which are meant to keep guns out of the hands of criminals and the mentally ill.
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There are, however, some advocates who stand out as important voices in the call for greater attention and support for programs for the mentally ill.
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He has sponsored, and ushered through, legislation that seeks to keep guns away from potentially dangerous people, like domestic abusers and the severely mentally ill.
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Moreover, eliminating so many staff positions could make it impossible to correct the problems the IG identified in the BOP's treatment of mentally ill prisoners.
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Richard Blumenthal reached a bipartisan deal to push through a "red flag" gun bill that would take away weapons from dangerous or mentally ill people.
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A reportedly mentally ill man went on a gun rampage on Sunday evening in Toronto's popular Danforth neighborhood, killing two people and injuring 13 others.
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Labeled everything from a femme fatale to a mentally ill convict to a victim of her own crime, Diehl-Armstrong died in prison in 2017.
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Back in October 2015, Meet the Press's Chuck Todd pressed the candidate on what, specifically, he would do to help the mentally ill in America.
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Vlad Remi Ashton, 21, artistFive years ago I was struggling through college, trying to get all my art coursework in and [being] very mentally ill.
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Ultimately, I hope the full body of work will show the layered complexity of our existences as queer, trans, working class, mentally ill, beautiful humans.
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Richter's uncle and father were in the Wehrmacht, and he had a mentally ill aunt who was killed as part of the Nazi euthanasia campaign.
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The number 5150 is the California psychiatric involuntary commitment code, used for a mentally ill person who is deemed a danger to himself or others.
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Joaquin Phoenix plays Arthur Fleck—the Joker before he was the Joker—a mentally ill and broke man with a warped relationship with his mother.
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"For this really seriously mentally ill population, our resources have dried up, and I find that to be an ethical social-justice violation," he said.
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In an analysis of 235 mass killings, many of which were carried out with firearms, 22 percent of the perpetrators could be considered mentally ill.
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Last year, weeks after taking office, Trump signed a bill rolling back a regulation that made it harder for mentally ill people to buy guns.
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A cutting-edge program to help severely mentally ill people live on their own has endangered people who were not ready, a new investigation shows.
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On Thursday, many of the members almost simultaneously began tweeting that Mr. Gantz was mentally ill, echoing a video clip distributed by the Likud campaign.
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Four days earlier, he said, a mentally ill man had been lying on the edge of the road, forcing drivers to swerve to avoid him.
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They argued that Battaglia was mentally ill and also accused the state of using expired drugs for the lethal injection, the Dallas Morning News reported.
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In spite of the federal government spending $28503 billion to address mental health, rising numbers of mentally ill people are going homeless and being incarcerated.
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The overwhelming majority of mentally ill people never physically harm anyone else, but many people with major depressive and other psychological issues do harm themselves.
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The Social Security Administration's gun regulation requires the agency to report disability beneficiaries who it believes are mentally ill to the FBI's background check system.
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The bombing on Thursday also focused attention on the plight of mentally ill people in China, who are often stigmatized and struggle to get help.
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Darryl Dent, a black inmate who, like Mr. Kelly, has an extensive history of petty crime and is severely mentally ill, was not so fortunate.
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Though I'd been aware of the work of self-taught and outsider artists, I became particularly interested in the art created by the mentally ill.
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Some may ask why anyone would care about diverting those accused of nonviolent offenses and the mentally ill from Michigan's jails in the first place.
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Is it ethical to confront a mentally ill person about an abuse she committed years ago when the abuse had nothing to do with you?
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Mass murder by the mentally ill is thankfully rare and accounts for a small portion of overall murders and violence by people with mental illness.
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"So President Trump now, based on his actions, allows mentally ill people to purchase guns when over a year ago they could not," Bogen said.
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A year ago this week he signed a measure that revoked an Obama-era rule that would prevent some mentally ill people from purchasing firearms.
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Some of those regulations sought to address the protection of streams from coal mining, barring the mentally ill from buying guns, and preventing financial collapse.
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But he is also mentally ill, and in the depths of his madness he lashes out violently, hitting his servants and biting his wife's face.
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A mother is killed: A woman who had tried to help her mentally ill son for years was brutally murdered by him, the police said.
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The form asks potential buyers several questions, including if the person has ever been designated mentally ill by the courts or convicted of domestic violence.
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Sapers has long decried the use of solitary confinement in Canada's correctional facilities, as well as the lack of supports available for mentally ill prisoners.
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In truth, the person who shot Giffords — and killed six others, including a 9-year-old girl — was mentally ill and had inscrutable, extreme politics.
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Outside of the safety aspect, this type of training can help ensure that we don't promote negative stigmas around both mentally ill people and cops.
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Generally, the idea is that Americans who are underage, have serious criminal backgrounds, or are mentally ill should not be able to purchase a firearm.
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But Paula gaslights him by pretending that she is too mentally ill — a reality that he has constructed for her — to carry out his instructions.
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And once he entered the apartment, prosecutors said, he could have called for help from a police unit specializing in dealing with the mentally ill.
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The authorities can force people off the streets only if they appear to be mentally ill and pose a threat of harm to themselves or others.
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Photo: Scott Olson (Getty Images)Gun advocates often argue that guns are only dangerous to the public when wielded by amateurs, criminals, and the mentally ill.
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A Pennsylvania mother has been convicted of drowning her two youngest sons in a bathtub in 2014, but a judge says that she is mentally ill.
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Behar, a panelist on "The View," recently belittled Vice President Mike Pence over his religious beliefs and suggested people who talk to Jesus are mentally ill.
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Despite ethical rules against doing so, mental health professionals have asserted that Trump is "too mentally ill" to discharge the powers and duties of the office.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump Tuesday signed a measure nixing a regulation aimed at keeping guns out of the hands of some severely mentally ill people.
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The day I die will be the day I stop yelling about issues that directly affect fat and mentally ill communities and communities that are marginalized.
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"He hadn't been adjudicated a felon and he hadn't been adjudicated mentally ill," former FBI assistant director and CNN senior law enforcement analyst Tom Fuentes said.
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He later predicted congressional support for those background checks and blocking gun access to the mentally ill, but not for any effort to ban assault rifles.
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Ohio Governor Kasich said in announcing his bid for the White House that he would work on behalf of drug addicts, mentally ill and poor people.
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Hundreds of mentally ill patients at Washington state's largest psychiatric hospital are forced to live in conditions that do not meet federal health and safety standards.
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And with Rikers, grim headlines about inmates who committed suicide or correctional officers standing trial for inmates' deaths (often mentally ill ones) are a frequent sight.
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His family and neighbors said that he was a familiar figure on the street corner and was known to be mentally ill, even by local police.
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But Trump reversed the regulation, which would've added an extra hurdle for the mentally ill supported by Social Security and those unfit to manage their finances.
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Boko Haram has been shifting tactics with bombers, hiding explosives in a bag of okra in one attack, and having attackers pretend to be mentally ill.
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Most of the jails on Rikers maintained a mental observation unit for mentally ill inmates, where they were provided with a higher level of psychiatric care.
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A spokeswoman for the Gwinnett County District Attorney's Office tells PEOPLE Isabel Martinez, 35, pleaded guilty but mentally ill to five counts of murder on Tuesday.
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Seattle is worried about the well-being of the poor and mentally ill people living there, so it&aposs going to drive businesses out of town.
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Many people have tolerant attitudes towards crime because they think it is committed by the homeless, mentally ill and those who are down on their luck.
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I want to use it to look at how we deal with and understand the mentally ill, as a way to understand the consequences of misunderstanding.
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" While Trump did not say what specific measures he would support, the president said he wants to keep guns away from "mentally ill or deranged people.
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Part of the order required the jails to provide appropriate mental health services or transfer mentally ill inmates to facilities that are equipped to handle them.
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A sad, important story of what happened when hundreds of severely mentally ill people were moved out of institutions into private apartments in New York City.
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So terrorists on fbi's wanted lists can legally still buy guns," she tweeted, adding, "Oh & mentally ill people can buy guns without a background check too.
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In its brokenness, Letchworth aptly reflects the horror show it became—the rampant neglect and mistreatment of the intellectually and developmentally disabled and the mentally ill.
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Julian Falconer, a lawyer for Yatim's mother, said police needed more training to deal with mentally ill people as well as lapel cameras to ensure accountability.
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Things like closing the so-called gun show loophole or restricting the mentally ill from buying guns are supported by huge majorities of Republicans and Democrats.
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He said the real issue was inadequate mental health care, not gun control, but still has done nothing to prevent mentally ill people from accessing guns.
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There are also the tension-filled but common scenes of mentally ill men and women stumbling down streets, arguing with imaginary enemies or harassing passers-by.
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Mentally ill patients, their families and healthcare providers must be vigilant to the systemic pitfalls of behavioral medicine and to ensure ethical standards and quality care.
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Sessions agrees that jails should not be the home for Americas mentally ill and wants to work with law enforcement to reform the mental health system.
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The U.S. government mental health website says the mentally ill are 10 times more likely to be the victims of violent crime than the general population.
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For Ernie Stevens and Joe Smarro, the goal is to defuse potentially violent encounters with the mentally ill and steer them into treatment instead of jail.
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In past decades, smoking was spread throughout society, but today in Britain and the United States, smokers tend to be poor, less educated, or mentally ill.
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Anne-Marie: I am most concerned about how we support safe, responsible gun ownership to better protects kids, victims of domestic violence and the mentally ill.
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Far too little is known about what happened in El Cajon to judge the officer's conduct, law enforcement experts and advocates for mentally ill people say.
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She called President Donald Trump "the most mentally ill human being in America right now" and criticized his administration's racist rhetoric about gun violence and immigration.
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Historians who focus on treatment of the mentally ill report that much documentation has been destroyed, sometimes by people trying to hide evidence of family illnesses.
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Neely has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, and he said he hopes the controversy will prompt a broader conversation about how police handle mentally ill suspects.
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Researchers lacked data to examine how different states' approaches to expanding Medicaid coverage through the ACA might influence whether mentally ill adults could get needed care.
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Throughout the show, we learn that Nadia's mother (Chloë Sevigny) was dangerous, mentally ill to the point where she could not be trusted with a knife.
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According to the Times, the block is populated with drug addicts and mentally ill residents, many of whom are part of the city's large homeless population.
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" But his remarks put most of the blame for the recent mass shootings on the mental states of the gunmen, characterizing them as "mentally ill monsters.
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Trump did not reverse a policy that allows the mentally ill to purchase firearms as reporters, media pundits and anti-Second Amendment activists have recklessly claimed.
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Two other trials are underway, in Norfolk, Va., and Monroe, La., for the killings of men who were homeless or mentally ill, as was Mr. Boyd.
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Before Mario Mallett there was Thomas Jackson, a mentally ill man who suffocated after police officers placed their knees in his back while he was handcuffed.
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Body camera footage published by The Dallas Morning News showed police officers holding mentally-ill Tony Timpa in a controversial restraint position moments before his death.
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Instead, with the video released this week, it has resurfaced as national news, and a peek into the tragically broken system that burdens the mentally ill.
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As a result, my most severely mentally ill patients stand to lose access to the quality, comprehensive community mental health services designed to care for them.
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At least, that's the fate that befell a mentally ill man named Lester Wallace, one of the first to be sentenced under the law in 1994.
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In the case of Deborah Danner, a mentally ill woman fatally shot by the police on Tuesday night in the Bronx, that echo was Eleanor Bumpurs.
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The fatal shooting recalled the 1984 death of Eleanor Bumpurs, another mentally ill woman killed by the police during a confrontation in her Bronx apartment building.
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In fact, President Trump signed a law in February revoking an Obama-era regulation that made it more difficult for the mentally ill to purchase guns.
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And as ever, there are no easy solutions for taking care of the thousands of mentally ill people sleeping on the streets and in the subways.
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Families of mentally ill people in Kendra's Law programs said the threat of a court order was often enough to prompt a loved one into treatment.
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Articles like this imply that anyone who wants sensible restrictions to prevent mentally ill teenagers from shooting up schools also wants to repeal the Second Amendment.
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I am thinking about Saheed Vassell, mentally ill, black and killed by New York City police officers after reports he was wielding a gun; he wasn't.
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These were reasonable decisions from her point of view, because she saw herself as the star student and not as mentally ill or a substance abuser.
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It is unclear what finally motivated Tony's wife to finally request a restraining order -- but it seems obvious she feels he is mentally ill and unstable.
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He was mentally ill, he told the judge — even though mental health experts had testified that despite signs of mental disorder, he knew right from wrong.
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When someone crossed the line into what I considered abuse — calling me, for instance, a "tranny" or "mentally ill" — I would report the tweets in question.
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In my state, I signed legislation that requires the mandatory reporting of somebody that has been adjudicated mentally ill, anybody that's been adjudicated for domestic violence.
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She said that she regretted taking part in the murders and that at the time she had been mentally ill, a condition aggravated by LSD use.
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In her push to "decriminalize mental health crises," Warren points to "Medicare for All" and its promise of "continuous access" to care for the mentally ill.
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The lawsuit accuses Stanford of discriminating against mentally ill students by forcing them to take a leave of absence, instead of offering them services on campus.
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Yes, we have people who are mentally ill and there are people with challenges but we should not accept that kind of behavior from our residents.
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Instead, he ends up on Skid Row, mentally ill and an addict, which is just another way of saying: unarmed Black man gets shot by police.
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If President Trump is indeed mentally ill, as so many of his critics claim, he may well be the most representative leader we have ever had.
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The types of laws passed are highly targeted at reducing gun access among very specific types of potential offenses (domestic violence) or offenders (the mentally ill).
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The privacy law already allows limited information to be disclosed to companies that provide case management, transportation and housing to the seriously mentally ill for money.
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