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Michael J. Lewis,Charles W. Bamforthof older individuals who suffer from psychiatric illness. This chapter provides some insights and strategies for clinicians who work with this vulnerable population from the perspective of mental health law and ethical theories, principles, and frameworks. While the theory of “therapeutic jurisprude