noticiaspsh (08/10/1910)
The proposal of Alderman of the City Council Social Services of Santa Cruz de Tenerife to incapacitate the municipality's indigent mentally ill has generated some controversy. Legal experts see little viable this formula and suggest that if the aim is to care for these homeless people and provide appropriate treatment is not necessary to this litigation.
This position is located Luis Fajardo, associate professor of Civil Law at the University of La Laguna, who also served as substitute judge in La Orotava in recent years. He believes that a judge can ratify the placement of this person after he has been picked up from the street, for example, by the social services of a municipality. "If what is sought is to care, until a doctor can sign his detention, if the case so requires," said Fajardo.
He explains that the process of institutionalization can be either for medical reasons or because requested by the City Council and report to the prosecutor. "What happens is that many doctors do not want the responsibility of placing someone, even if the law allows it, and prefer to refer to a judge," he adds.
This position is located Luis Fajardo, associate professor of Civil Law at the University of La Laguna, who also served as substitute judge in La Orotava in recent years. He believes that a judge can ratify the placement of this person after he has been picked up from the street, for example, by the social services of a municipality. "If what is sought is to care, until a doctor can sign his detention, if the case so requires," said Fajardo.
He explains that the process of institutionalization can be either for medical reasons or because requested by the City Council and report to the prosecutor. "What happens is that many doctors do not want the responsibility of placing someone, even if the law allows it, and prefer to refer to a judge," he adds.
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