A Florida woman who allegedly shot and killed her terminally ill husband in an apparent murder-suicide plot at a Daytona Beach hospital has been indicted. The Volusia County grand jury indicted ...
Kyoto – The Kyoto District Court on Tuesday sentenced a woman to 11 years in prison over the 2011 murder of her mentally ill husband with the help of their son — a former doctor indicted for ...
A Las Vegas judge ordered three sentences of life in prison without the possibility of parole on Friday for a 37-year-old man ...
biting and spitting at him A 45-year-old woman in England has been handed a four-year prison sentence and given an indefinite restraining order for physically and mentally abusing her husband for ...
Psychiatrists spent almost 50 days examining Ian Huntley before concluding he was not suffering from any serious mental illness. He was sectioned under the Mental Health Act within hours of his ...
If you apply the same multiplier to this population, that is another 4,250 mentally ill persons incarcerated. From these statistics, there are approximately 10,500 incarcerated, mentally ill ...
Yan Li's son's federal lawsuit states she was "clearly in a state of mental crisis," and was "exhibiting signs of being mentally ill" when she answered her condo door while holding a knife ...
Anthony Mitchell, 33, alarmed his cousin Steve Mitchell when he showed up at his house, looking thin and much older than months before, acting psychotic, and insisting he must enter a “portal to ...
In the ‘least restrictive way’ they allowed the mentally ill the choice to participate as much as possible in all decisions that affect them. The “least restrictive care” is something that ...
A Florida woman who allegedly shot and killed her terminally ill husband in an apparent murder-suicide plot at a Daytona Beach hospital has been indicted. The Volusia County grand jury indicted Ellen ...
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KYOTO (Kyodo) -- A Japanese court on Tuesday sentenced a woman to 11 years in prison over the 2011 murder of her mentally ill husband with the help of their son, a former doctor indicted for the ...
