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Section 2 of the Mental Health Act allows patients to be sectioned for 28 days in a mental health facility while further investigation is sought for their mental health. The Montgomery case did not influence this.
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Mental health Act 1983: Section 2
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Valid consent is voluntary, informed, and made by someone with capacity. The Montgomery case influenced the requirement for consent to be informed, not voluntary.
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Mental Capacity Act 2005: Voluntary consent
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The Mental Capacity Act consists of 5 core principles, one of which is the right for a patient to make unwise decisions if they have capacity. The Montgomery case did not influence this part of the Act.
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e
Mental Capacity Act 2005: The right to make unwise decisions
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The Mental Capacity Act is an act of law which determines how patients with or without capacity are treated. For consent to be valid, it must be informed, voluntary and with autonomy. The Montgomery case led to the requirement for consent to be informed.
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Mental Capacity Act 2005: Informed consent
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Section 3 of the Mental health Act allows patients to be detained for 6 months in a mental health facility for further investigation, diagnosis, and treatment of their mental health condition. The Montgomery case did not influence this.
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c
Mental health Act 1983: Section 3
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Montgomery Ruling
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Ethics and Law
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The Montgomery case led to the development of which of the following Acts of Law?
a