Friday, September 5, 2008
Keynote Address:
"Madness and Government" Revisited: Four Decades of State Government's Abandonment of the Mentally Ill"-- Joseph Bloom, MD
Session I: Refusal of Medication To Avoid Execution.
Physicians Should Treat Mentally Ill Death Row Inmates, Even if Treatment if Refused.--Robert TM Phillips, MD, PhD
Physicians Must Honor Refusal of Treatment by Competent Inmates.-- Howard V Zonana, MD
Session II: Is Substance Abuse a Disease?
Substance Abuse is a Choice, Not a Disease. -- Jeffrey A Schaler, PhD
Substance Abuse is a Disease of the Human Brain.-- Raymond Anton, MD
Session III: Treating Mental Illness by Force.
Forcing Future Freedom: Consent to Treatment is Not Always Required.-- M Carmela Epright, PhD
Non Consensual Treatment is Morally Abhorrent. -- Mark J Cherry, PhD
Table-Talk Sessions, Individual Faculty Member Discussions, during Lunch
Session IV: Criminal Responsibilty.
A Personality Disorder May Mitigate but Cannot Nullify Responsibilty for a Criminal Act--Rikki Lynn Halavonich, MD
A Personality Disorder May Nullify Responsibility for a Criminal Act-- Robert Kinscherff, PhD, JD.
5:00 Adjourn
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Session VI: Seminar: Audience and Faculty Discussion
MODERATOR: Robert Sade, MD
Faculty presents impressions and clarifications
Open discussion: audience and faculty
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