Sentence examples for psychiatric damage from inspiring English sources

"For juveniles, there's significant and potentially really quite long-term or permanent emotional and psychiatric damage".

The Commonwealth knows very clearly just how much psychiatric damage they are inflicting on innocent people.

He is convinced that the long-term psychiatric damage suffered by Red Sox fans is extremely limited.

It is believed the family launched legal action against the CPS and Met for psychiatric damage, lost earnings and disruption to their lives.

Bullying is not a harmless rite of passage, but inflicts lasting psychiatric damage on a par with certain family dysfunctions, Dr. Copeland said.

Like the women suing the police, the woman, who has been granted anonymity during the legal case against Global Open, says she has suffered psychiatric damage after discovering the true identity of her one-time boyfriend.

The manual is used extensively by attorneys in litigation to either justify or refute alleged psychiatric damages or behavior.

The DNA sample used to place Mr Mijailovic at the scene came from the country's national biobank, which unlike many of the research biobanks now being established is not anonymous.Mr Mijailovic's conviction was later overturned on the basis that he suffers from a psychiatric disorder, but damage to the claim of confidentiality made by Sweden's biobank was done nevertheless.

The patient was weaned from mechanical ventilation at 48 days after this event and discharged in satisfactory condition with no psychiatric or neurological damage.

Research suggests that this form of punishment can cause severe psychiatric and neurological damage to inmates, and evidence for its effectiveness in reducing crime or recidivism is scant.

Joined by other police officers, firefighters and paramedics, Fournier testified against a Maine bill that would diminish the role of psychiatric and emotional damage in determining a worker's right to compensation after an injury.