Compulsory Mental Health Interventions and the CRPD: Minding Equality

Acknowledgements\nTable of Contents\nIntroduction\n	I. To Intervene or Not to Intervene?\n	II. Methodological Remarks\n	III. Vocabulary and Key Concepts\n	IV. A Roadmap for This Book\n1. The Convention\'s Approach to Mental Health Care\n	I. A New Approach to Mental Health Care\n	II. Article 12 and the Right to Enjoy Legal Capacity\n	III. Article 14 and the Right to Liberty\n	IV. Article 17 and the Right to Respect for Physical and Mental Integrity\n	V. Article 25 and the Right to Consent\n	VI. The Enjoyment of Legal Capacity, Liberty and Integrity \'on an Equal Basis with Others\'\n	VII. The CRPD\'s Approach to Mental Health Care in Brief\n2. Putting Mental Health Laws to the Test\n	I. Applying the Objective and Reasonable Standard\n	II. Domestic Mental Health Legislation\n	III. Do Compulsory Interventions Serve Legitimate Aims?\n	IV. Are Compulsory Interventions Based on Objective Criteria?\n	V. Are Compulsory Interventions Reasonable?\n	VI. Conclusions on the Objectivity and Reasonableness of Domestic Regimes\n3. Proportionality Reasoning\n	I. A Way Forward?\n	II. Theoretical Underpinnings\n	III. The Rudiments of Proportionality Assessment\n	IV. Compatibility with the Objective and Reasonable Standard\n	V. Assessing and Weighing Arguments\n	VI. Dealing with Epistemic Uncertainty\n	VII. The Advantages and Disadvantages of Proportionality Reasoning\n4. Proportionality and Non-discrimination\n	I. The Focus on Distributive Justice\n	II. Proportionality Assessments Tailored to Non-discrimination Norms\n	III. Applying the Consistency Requirement\n	IV. The Role of Equality-specific Harm in Balancing\n	V. The Value of Structured Proportionality Assessments in the Non-discrimination Context\n	VI. A Framework for Evaluating Domestic Systems of Compulsory Mental Health Care\nConclusion\n	I. To Intervene or Not to Intervene? A Difficult Question\n	II. The Long Answer to the Question\n	III. Concluding Remarks on the Future of Mental Health Law and Policy\nAppendix: Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (Extract)\n	Article 2 – Definitions\n	Article 12 – Equal Recognition before the Law\n	Article 14 – Liberty and Security of Person\n	Article 17 – Protecting the Integrity of the Person\n	Article 25 – Health\nBibliography\nIndex