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SUPERIOR COURT OF D.C.   The Superior Court of DC has a useful FAQs page on the process for getting assistance for someone who has severe mental illness and needs treatment. It includes how and where to file a petition, where mental health facilities are located, and who to contact for more information.

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PREVENTABLE TRAGEDIES The Preventable Tragedies database includes summaries of news articles of which an individual with a neurobiological brain disorder (usually untreated) is involved in a violent episode, either as a victim or perpetrator. Search for District of Columbia episodes by choosing DC in the drop down box.


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