robinson
california
argued
april
decided
june
california
statute
makes
misdemeanor
punishable
imprisonment
person
addicted
use
narcotics
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petitioner
conviction
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courts
construed
statute
making
status
narcotic
addiction
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offense
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time
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state
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cruel
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eighth
fourteenth
amendments
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reversed
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doran
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cause
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grey
justice
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delivered
opinion
california
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criminal
offense
person
addicted
use
narcotics
appeal
draws
question
constitutionality
provision
state
law
construed
california
courts
present
case
appellant
convicted
jury
trial
municipal
los
angeles
evidence
given
two
los
angeles
police
officers
officer
brown
testified
occasion
examine
appellant
arms
one
evening
street
los
angeles
four
months
trial
officer
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time
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inside
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arm
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arm
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narcotics
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lindquist
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examined
appellant
following
morning
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jail
los
angeles
officer
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time
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arms
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appellant
arms
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arrest
night
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upon
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years
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member
narcotic
division
los
angeles
police
department
witness
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vein
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symptoms
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also
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appellant
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narcotics
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testified
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alleged
conversations
police
officers
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narcotics
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marks
arms
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military
service
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two
witnesses
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judge
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jury
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angeles
county
city
los
angeles
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narcotics
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jury
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verdict
finding
appellant
guilty
offense
charged
appeal
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appellate
department
los
angeles
county
superior
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state
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see
smith
california
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california
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two
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california
courts
case
repugnant
fourteenth
amendment
constitution
broad
power
state
regulate
narcotic
drugs
traffic
within
borders
issue
forty
years
ago
whipple
martinson
explicitly
recognized
validity
power
question
authority
state
exercise
police
power
regulate
administration
sale
prescription
use
dangerous
drugs
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exercise
power
manifest
interest
public
health
welfare
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upon
discussion
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take
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possession
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laws
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general
health
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inhabitants
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program
compulsory
treatment
addicted
narcotics
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periods
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penal
sanctions
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compulsory
treatment
procedures
cf
jacobson
massachusetts
state
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evils
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health
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angeles
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health
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knowledge
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francis
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consider
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apparently
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involuntarily
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state
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person
thus
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within
state
guilty
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behavior
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sure
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ninety
days
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vicious
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narcotics
traffic
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said
countless
fronts
evils
may
legitimately
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provision
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law
far
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california
courts
reversed
footnotes
person
shall
use
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use
narcotics
excepting
administered
direction
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licensed
state
prescribe
administer
narcotics
shall
burden
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show
comes
within
exception
person
convicted
violating
provision
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guilty
misdemeanor
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sentenced
serve
term
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days
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year
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place
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convicted
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probation
period
exceed
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years
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cases
probation
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appellant
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person
suffice
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use
narcotics
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direction
person
licensed
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california
prescribe
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raise
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doubt
concerning
matter
evidence
course
offered
support
affirmative
defense
since
appellant
denied
used
narcotics
addicted
use
appellant
tried
unsuccessfully
secure
habeas
corpus
relief
district
appeal
california
california
appears
established
program
welfare
institutions
code
record
contains
explanation
civil
procedures
authorized
legislation
utilized
present
case
brief
appellee
stated
course
generally
conceded
narcotic
addict
particularly
one
addicted
use
heroin
state
mental
physical
illness
alcoholic
years
ago
recognized
persons
addicted
narcotics
diseased
proper
subjects
medical
treatment
linder
may
addiction
innocently
result
use
medically
prescribed
narcotics
person
may
even
narcotics
addict
moment
birth
see
schneck
narcotic
withdrawal
symptoms
newborn
infant
resulting
maternal
addiction
journal
pediatrics
roman
middelkamp
narcotic
addiction
newborn
infant
journal
pediatrics
kunstadter
klein
lundeen
witz
morrison
narcotic
withdrawal
symptoms
newborn
infants
journal
american
medical
association
slobody
cobrinik
neonatal
narcotic
addiction
quarterly
review
pediatrics
vincow
hackel
neonatal
narcotic
addiction
general
practitioner
dikshit
narcotic
withdrawal
syndrome
newborns
indian
journal
pediatrics
justice
douglas
concurring
join
opinion
wish
make
explicit
reasons
think
cruel
unusual
punishment
sense
eighth
amendment
treat
criminal
person
drug
addict
sixteenth
century
england
one
prescription
insanity
beat
subject
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reason
deutsch
mentally
ill
america
america
violently
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whipping
post
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dungeons
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insane
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roamed
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men
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pilloried
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mental
health
stated
isaac
ray
many
years
ago
nothing
strongly
illustrate
popular
ignorance
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acts
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punishment
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vomiting
blistering
well
entire
chamber
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constituting
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mental
illness
latter
included
wide
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shock
techniques
water
cures
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chair
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body
evil
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mental
health
pp
first
step
toward
addiction
may
innocent
boy
puff
cigarette
alleyway
may
come
medical
prescriptions
addiction
may
even
present
birth
earl
ubell
recently
wrote
bellevue
hospital
nurseries
saul
krugman
head
pediatrics
discovering
babies
minutes
old
heroin
addicts
infants
turned
last
two
years
show
signs
drug
withdrawal
irritability
jitters
loss
appetite
vomiting
diarrhea
sometimes
convulsions
death
course
get
drug
womb
mothers
addicts
krugman
said
yesterday
situation
came
light
control
symptoms
thorazine
tranquilizing
drug
see
children
cry
appear
hungry
wo
eat
offered
food
move
around
much
crib
noses
toes
become
red
excoriated
lewis
thomas
professor
medicine
new
york
brought
problem
babies
monday
night
symposium
narcotics
addiction
sponsored
new
york
county
medical
society
saw
way
babies
respond
treatment
clue
low
rate
cure
addiction
unlike
adult
addict
gets
symptoms
withdrawal
matter
days
cases
thomas
explained
later
infant
treated
weeks
months
baby
continues
show
physical
signs
action
drugs
perhaps
adults
drugs
continue
physical
effects
much
longer
time
withdrawal
accustomed
recognize
mean
people
physical
need
drug
long
period
may
clue
recidivism
much
social
psychological
pressures
talking
herald
tribune
apr
cols
physical
dependence
defined
development
altered
physiological
state
brought
repeated
administration
drug
necessitates
continued
administration
drug
prevent
appearance
characteristic
illness
termed
abstinence
syndrome
addict
says
habit
means
physically
dependent
drug
says
one
drug
another
means
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drug
one
physical
dependence
developed
second
drug
physical
dependence
developed
physical
dependence
real
physiological
disturbance
associated
development
hyperexcitability
reflexes
mediated
multineurone
arcs
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animals
shown
occur
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hind
limbs
addicted
chronic
spinal
dogs
also
produced
dogs
whose
cerebral
cortex
removed
report
narcotic
addiction
others
say
addiction
disease
symptom
mental
psychiatric
disorder
see
present
status
narcotic
addiction
narcotic
addiction
report
attorney
general
brown
citizens
advisory
committee
attorney
general
crime
prevention
finestone
narcotics
criminality
law
contemp
prob
extreme
symptoms
addiction
described
follows
confirmed
drug
addict
one
walking
dead
teeth
rotted
appetite
lost
stomach
intestines
function
properly
gall
bladder
becomes
inflamed
eyes
skin
turn
billious
yellow
cases
membranes
nose
turn
flaming
red
partition
separating
nostrils
eaten
away
breathing
difficult
oxygen
blood
decreases
bronchitis
tuberculosis
develop
good
traits
character
disappear
bad
ones
emerge
sex
organs
become
affected
veins
collapse
livid
purplish
scars
remain
boils
abscesses
plague
skin
gnawing
pain
racks
body
nerves
snap
vicious
twitching
develops
imaginary
fantastic
fears
blight
mind
sometimes
complete
insanity
results
often
times
death
comes
much
early
life
torment
drug
addict
plague
one
walking
dead
june
fact
england
treats
addict
sick
person
including
california
treat
criminal
course
establish
unconstitutionality
california
penal
law
know
hard
core
chronic
incurable
drug
addicts
reality
lost
power
controversy
type
treatment
whether
enforced
hospitalization
ambulatory
care
better
pp
little
disagreement
statement
charles
winick
hold
drugs
persons
addicted
great
almost
appropriate
reverse
old
adage
say
opium
derivatives
represent
religion
people
use
narcotics
addiction
treatment
law
contemp
prob
abstinence
symptoms
treatment
well
known
cure
difficult
complex
forces
make
addiction
withdrawal
period
vocational
activities
recreation
kind
psychotherapy
major
role
treatment
program
ideally
lasts
four
six
months
marie
nyswander
tells
us
normally
drug
addict
must
hospitalized
order
cured
drug
addict
patient
impact
addict
community
causes
alarm
often
leads
punitive
measures
measures
justified
relate
acts
transgression
see
system
addict
punished
crime
addicts
punished
addiction
insane
also
punished
insanity
disease
must
treated
sick
person
charles
winick
said
single
program
elimination
illness
complex
drug
addiction
carries
much
emotional
freight
community
cooperative
interdisciplinary
research
action
local
community
participation
training
various
healing
professions
techniques
dealing
addicts
regional
treatment
facilities
demonstration
centers
thorough
vigorous
rehabilitation
program
certainly
appear
among
minimum
requirements
attempt
come
terms
problem
addict
viewed
sick
person
chronic
disease
requires
almost
emergency
action
law
contemp
prob
command
eighth
amendment
banning
cruel
unusual
punishments
stems
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rights
see
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applicable
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amendment
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bring
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vermont
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wilkerson
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francis
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supra
dissenting
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coke
enlightenment
coming
respects
insane
coke
said
execution
madman
miserable
spectacle
law
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third
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lewis
ed
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discernment
respecting
drug
addiction
addict
sick
person
may
course
confined
treatment
protection
society
cruel
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punishment
results
confinement
convicting
addict
crime
purpose
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penalize
purpose
cure
need
mandatory
jail
term
less
days
contrary
brother
clark
think
means
must
stand
constitutional
scrutiny
well
end
achieved
prosecution
addiction
resulting
stigma
irreparable
damage
good
name
accused
justified
means
protecting
society
civil
commitment
well
indeed
welfare
institutions
code
california
expressly
provided
civil
proceedings
commitment
habitual
addicts
section
reality
direct
attempt
punish
state
commit
civilly
prosecution
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