In O'Connor v. Donaldson the Supreme Court ruled that mental illness and a need for treatment were _______.
A) sufficient reasons for involuntary commitment
B) insufficient reasons for involuntary commitment if a family member was willing to care for the person
C) sufficient reasons for involuntary commitment if the person needing treatment was a minor, not an adult
D) insufficient reasons for involuntary commitment if the person was not dangerous
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