It really depends on the person and what illness it was. but the thing to remember is being mentally ill is an illness and needs treating, you wouldn't leave a broken leg would you ?
A psychological evaluation will have to be conducted and the doctor doing the evaluation will determine if the person is mentally capable of committing the crime or mentally capable to stand trial.
The capability of a mentally disabled person will vary greatly from case to case depending on the severity of their IQ.
If a person has been ADJUDGED to be MENTALLY INCOMPETENT, then by Federal law, they may not possess a firearm anywhere in the US. This means that a court has found that the person is not capable of caring for themselves, is an imminent danger to themselves or others, or is not capable of acting in a rational manner. There is a difference between that, and simple "mental illness", just as there is a difference between having a cold, and having cancer.
hmm, study it. but it is complicated and varies from person to person. i belive no one understands mentall illness better the mentally ill themselves.
Mentally capable means if you are up to it mentally and if your mind can comprehend it.
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Yes , plenty. Providing that you are mentally and emotionally stable a person with a mental illness can have any job they want.
If the owner in the home is still mentally capable, they can sign a deed. If they are not mentally capable then you must obtain a power of attorney (from a court) to deal with their affairs and the person with power of attorney can sign the deed (providing a copy of the power of attorney in support). If they are in a home and mentally capable and do not want to sign the deed then you can not transfer the car title.
Some attributes of a mentally ill person include irrational actions, an inability to communicate, and a lack of social skills. Most people with mental illness can be treated with a variety of medication to reduce or eliminate their symptoms.
In my state it is illegal to evict a mentally ill person. A eviction can take place if the person is delinquent on the rent. It is wrong to discriminate. When it is an illness it is not the person's fault. Get a lawyer and seek legal counseling. I am not a lawyer but one can help you immensely.
because a mentally ill person is not capable of deciding if he needs medical care.
Mental illness is such a large category that I have a difficult time answering your question. Is the mental illness under control with the use of drugs? Are there flareups that occur from time to time? Or is it that you live with a mentally deficient person and you are the caretaker. Please, address the details to Kpopp.