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Kansas Sexual Predator Civil Commitment Standards Refined by U.S. Supreme Court

Loaded on Aug. 15, 2002 published in Prison Legal News August, 2002, page 17
Filed under: Mental Health, Civil Commitment. Location: Kansas.
The U.S. Supreme Court refined its earlier ruling that a sexually violent predator could constitutionally be civilly committed after his criminal sentence had been served by distinguishing sexual misbehavioral impairment classifications into those caused by an uncontrollable mental abnormality and those resulting from volitional acts.

Michael T. Crane was the …

 

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