Because Mr. Bush was punctual, does that make him competent?
Next week, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in a case that centres on whether an insane defendant can be forcibly medicated to make him competent to stand trial.
Instead of making him feel ashamed of his bad habits, they storm his domestic prison with humor and set him free into a new life, giving him the know-how to make him competent and confident.
He succeeded in having the safety issue put aside, but in 2002 the federal appeals court in St Louis ruled that he could be forcibly doped solely to make him competent to stand trial on the original fraud charges.
The judge, Emmet G. Sullivan of United States District Court here, granted the government's request that Mr. Weston remain on the medication for 120 days in an effort to make him competent to stand trial.
But during six months spent with his family in New York he had hired a private tutor - a Dortmund fan, as it turned out - to make him competent in a language that was as unfamiliar to him as the Bundesliga, his new club and the players in his charge.
Nixon v. Shrink Missouri Government PAC upheld state limits on campaign contributions to state offices, and Sell v. United States imposed stringent limits on the right of a lower court to order the forcible administration of antipsychotic medication to an criminal defendant who had been determined to be incompetent to stand trial for the sole purpose of making him competent and able to be tried.
And they want to interview me.' " Izzy said that his free-range childhood has made him more competent.
Praise not only from his wife, but also from the civil servants who organized the excursion made him feel more competent in his retained physical abilities.
Russell E. Weston Jr., who was accused of killing two Capitol Police officers in July 1998, can be forced to take medication to make him mentally competent for trial on murder charges, a federal appeals court panel has ruled.
