Materials California Law.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
CIVIL LIABILITY Instructor: John M. Balloni. Duration: Two Hours Instruction Methods: Lecture, discussion, overheads and video.
Advertisements

PSYCHIATRIC ASSESSMENT FOR LEGAL PURPOSES The VIEW FROM BOTH SIDES Law Psychiatry Law Psychiatry Society DONE USED.
Chapter 18 Legal and Ethical Issues Ch 18. Do involuntarily committed patients have the right to refuse treatment? Do involuntarily committed patients.
Copyright © 2012 Wolters Kluwer Health | Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Chapter 5Ethical and Legal Issues.
Chapter 4 Inside Criminal Law
Unit Four Lesson 25 What is the role of the Supreme Court in the American Constitutional System?
McGraw-Hill/Irwin Copyright © 2011 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Chapter 1 Legal Foundations.
Chapter 1 Legal Foundations McGraw-Hill/Irwin Copyright © 2011 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.
Law for Business and Personal Use
History of Law.  Enforceable rules of conduct in society  Reflect the culture and circumstances of the times  Created in this country by elected officials.
Chapter 14 Mental Health Services: Legal and Ethical Issues.
Police and the Law 1 1 Police and the Constitution 10.1 Chapter 10 Police and the Law Chapter 10 Police and the Law.
Business Law Unit 1 Law, Justice, and You
Principles and Procedures of the Justice System Spring 2009 Week 1.
+ Categories of Law. + International Law Laws that govern the conduct between independent nations. Generally created by customs. Some organizations also.
Law 11 Introduction. 2 Sources of American Law o Constitutions – federal plus every state; everyone in U.S. subject to federal constitution plus one state.
Legal and Ethical Issues Chapter 14 Mental Health and the Legal System: An Overview A variety of legal and ethical issues exist in regard to mental health.
ARE 309Ted Feitshans04-1 ARE 309 Unit 2 Sources of Law Constitutional government –Highest source of law Federal government North Carolina government –Relationship.
Articles of the Constitution A Brief Summary. Article I Creates the Legislative Branch O Article 1 Section: O 1 – Establishes the legislature – Congress.
Sources of Law Chapter 2.
Criminal Justice Today Twelfth Edition CHAPTER Criminal Justice Today: An Introductory Text for the 21 st Century, 12e Frank Schmalleger Copyright © 2014.
Business Law I Introduction to Law.
CHAPTER 1 Legal Foundations Copyright © 2015 McGraw-Hill Education. All rights reserved. No reproduction or distribution without the prior written consent.
Understand the origins of law. SOURCES OF AMERICAN LAW.
Legal Issues in Nursing Nataliya Lishchenko Terms and Definitions Ethics - standards of conduct. Includes personal behavior and issues of character.
© 2010 Cengage Learning. All Rights Reserved. May not be scanned, copied or duplicated, or posted to a publicly accessible website, in whole or in part.
CH 29 PAGES Forensic Psychiatry. I. Definition 1. Forensic Psychiatry is a subspecialty of psychiatry that deals with people who are involved.
Dispute Resolution…. AGENDA February 25, 2013 Today’s topics  Taking care of each other  Legal Methods for Resolving Disputes  Organization of the.
1 ARE 306 Unit 2 Sources of Law l Constitutional government Highest source of law Federal government North Carolina government Relationship between federal.
History of Law.  Enforceable rules of conduct in society  Reflect circumstances of the times  Created in this country by elected officials  Statutes-
By the end of this chapter, you should be able to:  LO1 Explain the function and purpose of the criminal justice system.  LO2 Explain the rule of law.
P A R T P A R T Foundations of American Law The Nature of Law The Resolution of Private Disputes Business and The Constitution Business Ethics, Corporate.
Law, Justice, & You Unit 1.
Common law legal systems vs. Civil law legal systems.
Introduction to American Law Government and Legal System.
Objective 1.00 Understand the Origins of Law SOURCES OF AMERICAN LAW.
CHAPTER 1: CONTRACTS & TORTS, ESTABLISHING CONTEXT Emond Montgomery Publications 1.
The American legal system An overview. Sources of law Constitutional law –U.S. Constitution –State constitutions May grant more rights than the U.S. Constitution,
Chapter 1: The Legal System. The Legal System State established and locally administered Legislative authority over education Limited authority to ensure.
What is “law”?  coercive nature of law (i.e., not voluntary)  rules of the “sovereign” (legitimate authority) backed by force  Problem:  who is the.
The Constitution. Power vs. Rights A. Government needs power 1. Weakness of Articles proves this point 2. Must have power to tax 3. Power to enforce its.
Civil Commitment Theory Sherrie Brown Dennis Lang LSJ 332/CHID 332 Fall 2006.
Business Law with UCC Applications,13e Sources of the Law Chapter 2 McGraw-Hill/Irwin Copyright © 2013 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.
Types of Laws Chapter 1-2. Sources of Law What’s Your Verdict? (pg. 10) The federal constitution guarantees the citizens of the U.S. many rights. These.
CHAPTER 1: LAW: PURPOSES AND SOURCES. Chapter 12 Learning Objectives: Definitions and Classifications of Law Sources of Law Case Law: Role of Precedent.
The U.S. Legal System Module 1 NURS Summer II
Bell Ringer – if you were not here last class, don’t ask me questions…. RQ #7 – STUDY!
Medical Records and Managed Care
Types and Sources of Laws
The role of the Judicial Branch is to …
Chapter 2: Law and Crime.
Introduction to the American Legal System
Civil Commitment Theory
Health Policy: The Role of the Courts
Court Procedure.
ARE 309 Unit 2 Sources of Law Constitutional government
INTRODUCTION TO THE LEGAL SYSTEM
Sec. 1 Sec. 2 Sec. 3 Sec. 4 Sec. 5 Sec. 6 Sec. 7 Sec. 8 Sec. 9 Sec. 10
Crime and Court American Government.
Court Procedure.
 Norms (standards of behavior)  Regularly enforced by coercion
Key Ch. 4 Vocabulary.
Sources of Law Legislature – makes law Executive – enforces law
Constitution Amendments Congress Statutes State Legislatures Statutes
Bakke v. The board of regents in california
Recap How is constitutional law created?.
Legal System.
Sources of Law Legislature – makes law Executive – enforces law
Sources of law Mrs. Hill.
Chapter 1 Test Review.
Presentation transcript:

Materials California Law

Psychiatry and Law Law regulates practice of Medicine and Psychiatry Medical Board, Regulations, Criminal Court, Tort Claims Psychiatry has a consultative role to the Law legal question/legal purpose states of mind (intent, cognition, voluntariness, consciousness Differences between Psychiatry and Law Illness vs. dispute resolution Consensus vs. combat Clinic vs. “worst case” appellate law Do no harm/best interest vs. justice/respect for individual autonomy American Judicial System Legal Terms and Principles Relevant to Psychiatry

American Judicial System Courts –Tri-level Law –Sources Constitution Codes (statutes) Regulations Case Law (common law, landmark cases, stare decisis) –Subject matter Civil Criminal Doctrinal Powers –Natural Law vs. Legal Positivism –Police Powers vs. Parens Patriae

United States Constitution – Bill of Rights Limitations on Congressional power 4th Amendment: Probable Cause 5th Amendment: Due Process 14th Amendment: Due Process, Equal Protection 25th Amendment: Removal of President California Constitution Article I – Right of Privacy Guarantees personal autonomy

Landmark Cases Schloendorff vs. NY Hosp Cobbs vs. Grant Tarasoff vs. Regents U.S. vs. Dusky M’Naghten Dillon vs. Legg Doe vs. Gallinot Reise vs. St. Mary’s O’Connor vs. Donaldson Cruzon vs. Missouri Carter vs. General Motors Landeros vs. Flood

Legal Terms Due Process Duty Burden of Proof Standard of Proof Standard of Care Competence Substituted Judgment Best Interests Fiduciary Tort Crime Landmark Case

Reasoning Process Forensic Consultation: –What is the legal question? –What is the legal rule? –What are the relevant facts I need to know? –Conclusion: assertions of fact & law, deductive inference Landmark Cases –What issue was presented to the Court? –What rule or principle did the Court choose to employ? –What were the relevant facts considered by the Court? –What is the prospective impact of the Court’s holding?

Fiduciary Law What is a fiduciary relationship? What are its duties? How / when is it created? How / When does it end?

Feedback: Privacy Policy Feedback
Do Not Sell My Personal Information
About project: SlidePlayer Terms of Service

© 2024 SlidePlayer.com Inc. All rights reserved.