Of pills and needs: involuntarily medicating the psychotic inmate when execution looms.
作者信息
Cantor Julie D
机构信息
Yale University School of Medicine, USA.
出版信息
Indiana Health Law Rev. 2005;2(1):117-70.
PMID:17111502
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