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How does a person be declared competent after being declared incompetent?
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What weapon was used during the world war 1 that resulted in it being declared illegal?
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Why did the Confederacy go to War?
Most people mistaking believe that the Union declared war on the South because of slavery. This was not true until the war was ending, and the Union thought that slavery was the South's inspiration to fight. The North declared war on the South to preserve the Union.
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The person is being called a traitor, untrustworthy, disloyal. See early American History.
How did America's entry into the war help turn the tide in the Battle of the Atlantic?
The US entered WW2 by declaring war on Japan after being attacked by the Japanese. Germany then declared war on the US. This freed the US from the strictures of being a neutral noncombatant and allowed the full force of the US Atlantic Fleet to participate in protecting the Atlantic supply convoys. Eventually this overwhelmed the German submarine capability.
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Does being Incompetent affect contracts being signed IE Real Estate?
Yes. But the person would have to be deemed incompetent by a doctor's examination and court decree.
What is the meaning of the word incompetent?
"Incompetent" means lacking the necessary ability, skills, or qualities to perform a task or job effectively. It suggests an inability to carry out duties or responsibilities in a satisfactory manner.
What is the difference between being ambilevous and being ambidextrous?
An ambidextrous person is proficient with either hand. An ambilevous person is incompetent with either hand.
When are people more likely to be concerned with appearing competent?
Most people fear they will look incompetent when being directly observed by a supervisor or higher-up. As well, people worried about downsizing or being fired want to appear the best and at their personal best.
What is the effect of the law on autism adults?
In many countries, those with moderate to severe autism can be classified as Mentally Incompetent - that is, not capable of making legal decisions for themselves. Thus, autistic adults may find themselves being involuntarily declared Incompetent, and be assigned a Legal Guardian to handle their affairs. Other than that, if an autistic adult has not been declared Incompetent, there generally is no additional accommodation or restrictions placed on them by the law. Those with non-severe autism (i.e. if you have been declared mentally competent) may not use it as a valid defense in a legal case (though, it may be considered a Mitigating Factor in case of criminal conviction). Currently, certain forms of autism do qualify one to be considered Disabled under the Americans with Disabilities Act, in the category of requiring employers to make "reasonable accommodations" to allow autistic individuals to work there.
Make a sentence with the word overseen?
The work was being overseen by a competent person with many years experience.
What does incompatible mean?
"incompetent" means that the person is not capable of being up to the task at hand, for instance, if many mistakes are made by a physician then he/she would be classified as incompetent, or if a bookkeeper makes a lot of errors this bookkeeper would be incompetent.
What if a person is under psychiatric care when you sign a legal document?
The signer's legal capacity may be questioned by being under psychiatric care does not necessarily mean a person is legally incompetent. It depends on the situation and circumstances. If that person is under a legal guardianship they cannot sign a legal document.The signer's legal capacity may be questioned by being under psychiatric care does not necessarily mean a person is legally incompetent. It depends on the situation and circumstances. If that person is under a legal guardianship they cannot sign a legal document.The signer's legal capacity may be questioned by being under psychiatric care does not necessarily mean a person is legally incompetent. It depends on the situation and circumstances. If that person is under a legal guardianship they cannot sign a legal document.The signer's legal capacity may be questioned by being under psychiatric care does not necessarily mean a person is legally incompetent. It depends on the situation and circumstances. If that person is under a legal guardianship they cannot sign a legal document.
Why cannot an insane person vote?
If a person has been diagnosed as incompetent, they are assigned an executor for their personal matters. While it is rare in the world after the passage of the ADA, some people are still determined to be incompetent. As such, they are not capable of making day to day life changing decisions. They are not even capable of being responsible for their own personal finances. This being the case, they are not permitted to vote.
What is a competency hearing?
A hearing that is held in state probate court to determine if a person is able to handle their own affairs. All aspects of the person's life is taken into account, whether they are capable of handling finances, health care, daily living issues. The person being evaluated has the right to proper legal representation and the right to speak in their own defense. All persons with reasons to be involved (such as family members) may address the court. If the person is unable to obtain legal counsel the court will appoint an ad litem until a ruling is made. If the person is found incompetent an adult guardian/conservator will be appointed. The court prefers to appoint a spouse or close relative, but considers the request of any qualified adult. A guardian/conservator is answerable to the court concerning all aspects of the incompetent person's affairs. A competency hearing can also be used in the criminal area to determine whether a person is competent to stand trial. A person must meet certain requirements for competency in order to be able to aid in their defense. If a person is declared incompetent, they cannot enter a plea to a criminal charge or be tried for it.
What is the definition competent?
Being competent means having the necessary ability, knowledge, or skill to do something successfully.
What right other than to remain silent does a person have when being indicted for a crime?
Representation by a competent attorney, trial by a jury of peers, right to confront the accuser.
