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“Of Two Minds” : Criminal Defense and Mental health NAMI

“Of Two Minds” : Criminal Defense and Mental health NAMI

by Gabriel Quinnan | Oct 12, 2014 | Community

Just wanted to post briefly about this important movie promoted by NAMI nationwide.  It’s about people struggling with bipolar disorder.  People who might be your neighbor, your friend, your coworker or your family member. Approximately 1 in 4...
Mental Health Court and your Criminal Case

Mental Health Court and your Criminal Case

by Gabriel Quinnan | Oct 10, 2014 | Other Legal Issues

So, I recently learned that National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) is presenting “Of Two Minds”, a film about bipolar disorder. This got me thinking about the mental health resources, or lack thereof, in the criminal justice system. The fact is, our...

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