He now argues that “mentally ill” and "a danger to himself or others, or so seriously mentally ill that he can not care for himself” is not the legal equivalent of “mentally incapacitated.”
(3 days later, he was stable enough to be released. That time frame of a quick hospitalization is nothing unusual. It gives time for the meds to kick in, the stress to be relieved, etc.)
Pardon what may seem to be a pun, but a person would have to be crazy to make such a claim as he now makes.
I DO NOT want this guy near my house with a weapon!
http://picasaweb.google.com/faroukaliraqi/ProofTwo#5304764734642585282
“Steve DOES NOT argue “that ‘mentally ill’ and ‘a danger to himself or others, or so seriously mentally ill that he can not care for himself’ is not the legal equivalent of ‘mentally incapacitated.’”
He in fact argues that even though a magistrate found probable cause to believe he was a threat to himself and others, and that there was probable cause to believe he was mentally ill, ***the special justice ruled that he was NONE OF THOSE THINGS.***