In the early 1970s, courts ruled in a series of cases that involuntary commitments to mental facilities are not permissible unless the persons suffer from:

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In the early 1970s, courts ruled that involuntary commitments to mental facilities are not permissible unless the persons are found to be a danger to themselves or others, which is not specifically limited to any of the conditions listed in options A through D.

In the Early 1970s, Courts Ruled in a Series of Cases