Yes. They can have them committed under emergency provisions of the mental health law for a period of observation to determine if they are a threat to themselves or others.
If they had to come, they would probably take the suicidal person to a mental hospital for evaluation.
Attempted suicide is not typically considered a crime. It can be considered an act resulting from a mental illness, however.
Suicide is not a crime in Oregon. However, attempting suicide can lead to a mental health evaluation and treatment. Oregon has laws that focus on providing mental health support and intervention for individuals who may be at risk of harming themselves.
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Certainly! This woman is nuts and would probably harm the child as well . there have been cases of (Mother and Child) out the window suicides! Yecch. The (Mother) belongs in a mental hospital or something like that at least for evaluation.
no but if anyone finds out they will put you in a hospital and put you on meds and f the meds don't help they will send you to a mental hospital or rehab
She hung herself in an psychiatric hospital, while under the care of mental health specialists.
Rosemary or Rose Marie was a sister of the late president. She was adjudged to be Mentally Retarded, and indeed may well have been hospitalized. She had a lobotomy which could in some cases Induce or amplify mental illness.
Once in February 1854.
No, the fifth Amendment of the Constitution guarantees that no person shall be deprived of life or limb (incarceration) without due process. You can only be incarcerated in a mental institution by a judge. There is one exception; most states will hold someone for 72 hours to conduct a mental evaluation of a person who has attempted to commit suicide. See the related link for further information.
if the soldier survives the suicide attempt he can be re leaved of dutie and sent to counciling or a mental hospital.
If someone commits suicide, there is little anyone can do, let alone the police.Additional: If the questioner meant ATTEMPTED suicide - the police do not "punish" anyone.However, (in the US) in most (all?) states the police do possess the power to exercise an emergency commitment petition/order and have someone who has attempted to do harm to themselves or others involuntarily committed to a hospital or mental insltitutuion for a certain period of time (set by law) so that they may undergo mental evaluation and treatment.