Hernández-Muñoz LG, Penilla-González A

Language: Spanish
References: 11
Page: 74-79
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ABSTRACT

Stigma is a label, ass a tattoo on the skin; even if you start it, leave an indelible mark. Throughout the centuries the mentally ill have been stigmatized. Mental illness and endangerment are synonyms for common people. The stigma is accentuated or increased when we talk about the non-imputability and their legal treatment in our country. There is much written on their human rights, but the reality is that a non-imputability subject absolutely depends on having a good team of legal psychiatry to watch over their interests. Today in the century XXI, a judge affirms that a person with schizophrenia, qualified as unimpeachable, is sentenced to a prison sentence for the legally stipulated time, which is commuted to spend the same time in a psychiatric hospital, can leave the Hospital only when it is cured and as schizophrenia is incurable, therefore, it will never leave the hospital, this is the reality of our legal system. For this reason, the objective of this article is to provide an overview of the legal treatment of the patients non-importability in our country from a bioethical perspective.

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