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"A Change Is Gonna Come": The Implications of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities for the Domestic Practice of Constitutional Mental Disability Law
Michael L. Perlin

Confronting the Challenges of Persons Who Are Mentally Ill: A Judge's Perspective
Kathryn E. Zenoff

Mental Health and the Law: Where Necessity Is the Mother of Invention (Patent Pending)
William W. Wood

Protective Privilege Versus Public Peril: How Illinois Has Failed to Balance Patient Confidentiality with the Mental Health Professional's Duty to Protect the Public
Mary I. Wood

The Psychotherapist-Patient Privilege in the Family Court: An Exemplar of Disharmony Between Social Policy Goals, Professional Ethics, and the Current State of the Law
Deborah Paruch

What the Hell[er]? The Fine Print Standard of Review Under Heller
Jason Racine

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