'A fundamentally important book'. - BMJ, March 1996
`an authoritative work which will prepare the reader for future
changes in the law and provides useful reflection on current
practices. It is highly readable and helps to make clear complex
areas of law; it will be of great interest to all those involved in
mental health law...The description of recent legal developments by
Fennell is done in an accessible and thought-provoking way...To be
fully informed about this debate, Treatment Without Consent should
be read.' - Psychological Medicine
'Has much of interest to offer.' - History of Psychiatry
'Eminently readable ... I recommend Treatment Without Consent to
anyone interested in the subject of ethical treatment of mentally
disordered people.' - British Medical Journal
'This book makes a valuable contribution to the understanding of
the importance of consent seeking and the limitations of the legal
framework in the face of inadequate resources. It is strongly
recommended for health and law practitioners, policy makers and
historians.' - Policy Studies
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