Sentence examples for a program of compulsory treatment from inspiring English sources

In a 1962 case, Robinson v. California, the Supreme Court held that while conviction solely for drug addiction was unconstitutional, "a state might establish a program of compulsory treatment for those addicted to narcotics".

In his view, a program of compulsory cultural reform "robs the ghetto poor of a choice that should be theirs alone — namely, whether the improved prospects for ending or ameliorating ghetto poverty are worth the loss of moral pride they would incur by conceding the insulting view that they have not shown themselves to be deserving of better treatment".

In total, 80 (31.7%) participants reported a history of compulsory treatment.

Multivariate logistic regression was used to identify factors independently associated with a history of compulsory treatment experience.

The answers focus on two main aspects of compulsory treatment.

Since the Pentagon insists that a volunteer force is superior to a conscripted one, why not fold the draft into a larger program of compulsory service?

Respect for personal decisions was held to be a reason against compulsory treatment, mainly in cases of somatic disorders.

The main reason against compulsory treatment mentioned was typically the risk of the patient physician alliance being harmed and patients losing confidence in the psychiatric services if a decision about compulsory treatment were to be made.

The CTC presents robust internal structure with a strong unidimensional characteristic, and a cut-off point for compulsory treatment of 23.5.

Despite 20 years of practice under a "Compulsory Treatment Act", little is known about the outcomes of these patients.

Based on the total score, accuracy was 90%, and the best cut-off point of 23.5 detects compulsory treatment with a sensitivity of 75% and specificity of 93.6%.