Danger to others definition

Danger to others means that the judgment of a person who has a
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Danger to others means that the judgment of a person who has a mental disorder is so impaired that the person is unable to understand the person's need for treatment and as a result of the person's mental disorder the person's continued behavior can reasonably be expected, on the basis of competent medical opinion, to result in serious physical harm.
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Danger to others means that the judgement of a person who has a mental disorder is so impaired that he is unable to understand his need for treatment and as a result of his mental disorder his continued behavior can reasonably be expected, on the basis of a competent medical opinion, to result in serious physical harm.
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More Definitions of Danger to others

Danger to others means a person who, as a result of Chemical Dependency or Mental Disorder, manifests behaviors that result in serious physical harm to others or the imminent threat thereof.
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Danger to others means that the judgement JUDGMENT of a person
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