The O'Connor V. Donaldson Case Established

The O'Connor v. Donaldson case established

A) the state's authority to protect those who are unable to protect themselves.
B) that the most important legal right of the person entering a psychiatric hospital is the right to treatment.
C) the "right-wrong test" used in cases of the insanity defense to determine whether a defendant should be held responsible for a crime.
D) the legal principle that the presence of mental illness in a person is not sufficient reason for confinement to a mental hospital.