The white former University of Cincinnati police officer who fatally shot an unarmed black man has pleaded not guilty to charges of murder and involuntary manslaughter, as questions swirl from protesters over the involvement of his colleagues who arrived at the scene of another officer-involved killing in the US.
Judge Grabau then asked several times, "Guilty of what?" before Ms. Feeney said, "Number three," the question about involuntary manslaughter.
Orenstein continued by writing, "Other than that my situation was involuntary?" While the first question may have just been a muddled analogy, this second point is clear: the author views medical procedures for transsexuals as voluntary.
Ms. Soryono's lawyer, Russell Troutman, said: "This is my second royal-princess-beating-up-a-maid case, and based on what I have heard from my clients, I think the federal government has a role to play in looking at the question of involuntary servitude".
For instance, questions about capacity assessments were sometimes interpreted as questions about involuntary treatment decisions.
When William Hague tells us that the innocent have nothing to fear from involuntary disclosure, it raises questions about exactly what harms might come about from being spied upon.
Its delegations have paid particular attention to the questions of involuntary placement, compulsory treatment and means of restraint.
The larger and even more troubling question is whether involuntary detention for quarantine purposes should be enforceable at all.
Here, respondents tended to equate the issue of whether the patient had decisional capacity with the question of whether involuntary treatment was warranted.
But that begs the question: why should an involuntary restructuring lead to worse contagion than a voluntary restructuring of comparable depth?
