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Redefine Statutory Definition of Dangerousness
Across the U.S., “dangerousness”—the standard for involuntary treatment—is inconsistently defined.The Treatment Advocacy Center found 50 different state definitions, most requiring a person to be an imminent danger to self or others before intervention is allowed. […]
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