In re Kordylewska
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
*1070OPINION OF THE COURT
Robert F. Julian, J.
In this apparent case of first impression, the respondent patient, during a hearing to determine if an order for involuntary treatment should be granted, moved to dismiss the petition and asked the court to hold that his refusal to cooperate with a proposed medical treatment plan was inadequate to ripen this matter for relief. The respondent opposes the proposed treatment plan because it calls for the prescription of Haldol (a neuroleptic medication), insulin (which can only be given by intramuscular injection), or in the alternative an oral…
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