- No! - Relax!
No, I don't want to!
I don't want to!
I say, I don't want it! You give me too a lot!
Too much! You know that.
No! No, I won't do it.
- No! - Hold her feet. Hold her legs.
No!
- Calm down, Eleanor. - No, I don't want to go in there.
No, I don't want to go in there. No, I don't want to go in there.
- No no. - Complete. </ p >
Please. Please. Please, don't hurt me.
[YELLS]
[PANTING]
[ SCREAM]
NURSE: Good. It should be fine now.
[PANTING]
MAN: Alright. He /> will be fine.
Alright.
Yes okay.
- Are you good? - Yes
Good. Let's go. </ P>
NURSE: Okay, get back to your room. </ P>
MEN: All right. </ P>
[GASPING]
[INDISTINCTLY TALKING]
Hello? Leave... Let me out.
Yes. </ P>
I have to go to the bathroom. </ P>
I have to... I have to go... Bathroom. </ P>
Please, someone.
Someone, please.
Exit. Help me.
Please, I... I need help .
[CRYING] It really hurts.
Oh no.
Oh no, it's sick. Sorry.
I'm sorry.
Oh, Mama.
[SOBBING] </ p >
[URINATING]
ELEANOR: I need use the phone!
I... I want to use the phone!
I have to use a phone!
I hear you like that.
Don't you want? clean it first?
No, I... I want to use the phone.
Good. Good.
[DIAL SPINNING]
[SOFT LION]
>
WOMEN [ON PHONE]: Hello?
I'm...?
Is this the Patient's Right?
WOMEN: Yes it is.
My name is Eleanor Riese.
And...
I want a lawyer.
MAN: We hope we can get it out on weekends.
[CHATTERING PEOPLE Unclear]
- Hi. - Hi. </ P>
I'm here to see Eleanor Riese. </ P>
I am the lawyer. </ P>
May I see your ID? </ P> >
[SIGHS]
You can wait there.
Okay, but I'll only wait five minutes.
Then I will call the hospital state council
and complain that you won't let me see my client.
I will see if I can find it a nurse to show you.
Thank you.
[DOOR CREAKS, SLAMS SHUT]
All right, baby. Now drink.
Take a few pills. That's it.
I want you to know you are dealing with
very explosive patient.
Thank you.
ELEANOR: You no need to touch me. Don't touch me.
Ms. Riese? </ P>
I'm Colette Hughes. </ P>
We talked on the phone. I'm here to help you. </ P>
Yes, everything is here < br /> To help me.
Yes, that's why I need help.
You can talk here.
Thank you.
I'm sorry. I only spoke to my clients in privacy.
[CHATTERING PEOPLE CLEARLY IN DISTANCE]
I don't like lawyers.
Why not?
& apos; Because defenders who don't survive .
That's what I call a public defender.
And you-you want to know why?
Because he did not defend me.
When they tried keep me here , I told him:
"I don't want to stay here."
And he said I don't mind.
He didn't listen to me .
He didn't listen to for me at all.
If I represent you in this lawsuit,
I will listen. You hold my word.
Aw. I know how you think of me.
Yes, it seems like I'm crazy. Yes
People, they don't care their words with crazy people.
Tell me I'm not right.
Say just I'm not right.
You don't know how I feel About you. We just met.
And I keep my words with everyone.
How long have been a lawyer?
Two years.
Aren't you a little old being a lawyer for only two years?
I mean, what are you, slow?
[CHANGE] No.
I'm not slow. </ P>
I only do other things before becoming a lawyer. </ P>
What is it like? Dance stomach?
How do you guess it?
[CHUCKLES]
[GROANS]
Yes, why would you want to help me?
Because I want the same thing you want.
I want a doctor to respect your rights
when you enter hospital
and don't give you medicine
without your permission.
What about money?
I can't pay you.
If we win, I will be paid for my time.
If no, I will not do it.
If we win, you will get money too. But only a little.
This will not happen damage cases.
There's something else you have to know.
I can chase free you now.
But if you want me < br /> to continue with the suit,
if I free you immediately,
the court might reject the case because they would say
that you aren't in danger anymore.
But if you prefer, I can concentrate on getting you out.
Yes, so...
So if I sue Hospital,
You can make sure
they can't give people what medicines do they want?
Doesn't matter what is for them? </ p >
If we win this case,
no hospital in the state can do it for people
for 3 to 17 days forced holding
just because the hospital wants.
You will represent 150,000 people with this case.
You know, < br /> I like your clothes.
But your hair...
Must change.
Is...
Yes, you received work.
[MUSIC PLAYING Unclear]
There is no "hello" or whatever?
Oh sorry.
I forgot you came tonight.
[PHONE RINGING]
Hungry?
Professor Cohen, it's Colette Hughes.
I'm sorry to call so late.
I think I got the plaintiff for a case
for informed consent for treatment.
He was in St. Mary's. Her name is Eleanor Riese. </ P>
And she has been exposed to drugs without her consent. </ P>
Too much stays in the hospital. </ P>
ELEANOR [WHISPERING]: Blessed are the fruits of your womb, Jesus.
Greetings Mary, full of grace, God is with you.
Blessed art thou among women.
Blessed are the fruits from your womb, Jesus.
[WOMEN CRYING IN DISTANCE AWAY]
WOMAN [CRYING]: Please help me. </ P>
Please. </ P>
Please help me. </ P>
Please help me!
Please.
Please help me.
Please!
Here.
Please help me. God.
- No. - Karen.
Help.
Hey, hey, < br /> I will get you out.
I will get you out.
Karen.
- No. - Karen.
- I'm here. - No! Help me. </ P>
You're not alone. </ P>
He was diagnosed chronic paranoid schizophrenia
with a little mental retardation.
He can be very distrustful.
He becomes very angry.
He can hard, but he doesn't harm to himself or others.
That's good.
He has an extreme panic attack because he's afraid to die.
S why he is committed.
- Because he wants help with his fear. - Mm-hmm.
But when the hospital starts doubling the medicine,
and he starts reject it,
that's when they then say that
he has a fantasy about the medicine.
- I see. - I thought he knew exactly
what medicine did do to him,
and he was very angry about that. </ P>
I thought he has the will to see this.
How many patients did you represent
at last year's hearing as part of your work?
About 200.
Uh-huh, and how many others patient hearings
Do you supervise?
Six hundred.
And that job you are at San Mateo
um, your advocacy group, how far is San Mateo?
- Only one hour. - Uh huh.
If you fly car- car .
Now, listen to me, I made it a good life here teaching.
I was able to do it whatever I wanted.
But this case? This case?
This can take years.
And you won't be able to to have a private client.
That will work your work is harder.
And, uh, you won't make a penny.
Plus, there's no court...
Federal, California. ... ever made a decision
to support a case like this.
But if we win, we will get the right for the current person
has fewer rights about what goes into their own bodies
than criminals in prison.
You are right.
And all we have to do is to beat St. Mary
and all associations. </ P>
Not to mention, uh, county statewide councils. </ P>
And researchers and the lawyers
St. Mary & apos; s will rent,
and the money they spend. </ P>
You can't prevent me. </ P>
I mean, actually I don't <
I just want you to know what you are facing.
I appreciate it.
I feel honored to be able to work this case with you, Mr. Cohen. </ P>
Thank you. Call me Mort. </ P>
Hi. I'm here to see Ms...
I'm sorry, but you have to wait.
But I have a promise.
If you want to complain the hospital council state,
Dr. Booker said he would be happy to tell them how busy we are.
We might not be able to let you wake up
to meet Ms. Riese this morning or even today. </ P>
[DOOR LOCK BUZZES]
Thank you ma'am. </ P>
I tried to talk to my friend, Sister Florence.
Why don't you leave me alone?
You shouldn't be on the phone.
You should be in art therapy.
Who wants to make it stupid wool octopus?
I'll talk with my friend.
Good.
Eleanor.
No.
FLORENCE [ON PHONE]: Who are you talking to? </ P>
Eleanor, we have an appointment. </ P>
We don't have an appointment.
We have an appointment at 9:15.
- I'm sorry... - Yes, you don't think
I have better things to do than wait for you all day.
I told you, I don't need a slow lawyer.
I'm on time. I can't...
Yes, thought you looked bad yesterday.
You are more like a patient than a lawyer.
p>
That's the idea.
I can't pass the table.
- [MOUTHS] Oh! - FLORENCE: I-I-I can't...
I'm sure it will appear those stupid doctors. </ p >
Yes, there is nobody here.
I look forward to getting started as much as you do.
Yes, yes. < br /> I don't want you start with me.
There is a patient. He is all bound in a limit.
- I told him I have a lawyer . - I'll check it out.
Take him out. His name is Karen Winkle.
- Thank you. - Yes
- I want you to get it out. - I will do what I can.
Now I'm here to work with you.
I don't want you do anything for me. Go do something for him.
It takes an hour and a half to get up here.
We only have 45 minutes.
I will help him when I can.
No no No. I don't do what just until you help Karen.
Come on. Let's go.
I told you I'll get you out.
[LAUGH]
Yes.
I have a lawyer.
I know I'm late. I have to take to care for something unexpected.
Well, you will have it to reschedule the meeting.
With driving time? Two hours?
[SIGHS]
p>
"Every time I am detained a mental hospital,
" I was given antipsychotic drugs
"Like Thorazine, Mellaril, Navane, Serentil,
and always without my consent. "
Yes, don't forget how it happened
my vision blurred and my legs were swollen.
So it made it difficult for me to walk.
- I haven't forgotten. - And the hospital staff,
they are angry at me, because I did not do correct.
I have saved everything here. Really, I have.
Yes, yes. And-and-and said that
it made my hands tremble and my head twitched,
so it made me look even crazier than me.
Here, I promise
Yes, and then you have to say it how I'm afraid.
Dan kemudian mereka memberi saya lebih banyak obat itu membuatku semakin takut.
Yes, sometimes I don't even try and fight them,
because if I don't swallow drugs,
then they threaten I with a needle.
And I don't want a needle.
I don't want to enter the torture room.
If you can shut up just for two minutes,
I can read all of your declarations.
You can sign it, and then I can work to get you out .
Good.
"Side effects of these drugs..."
One thing:
Can you get some beads,
so I can make them my rosary? </ P>
They want me to make it stupid wool octopus. </ P>
But they won't let me make my rosary.
Because they think I have fantasies.
But I'm a member of from a rosary club.
And they gave me an award . Yes.
I have to make it my rosary.
Good.
Yes.
" Side effects these drugs... "
What religion are you? </ P>
I was raised Catholic. </ P>
- Thank Thank you. - You're welcome.
[CHATTERING PEOPLE Unclear]
- [KEYS JINGLING] - [LOCKING THE KEY ]
- Thank you. - ELEANOR: Oh, yes.
I will call home.
I'll be back. I'll find you. </ P>
MAN: Return to five minutes, friend. </ P>
Eleanor. </ P>
Ini Morton Cohen.
Constitutional law professor at Golden Gate University.
He is a lawyer I told you about.
Who will be who advice senior about your case.
Hello.
- Hi. - Nice to meet you.
- This is a very important case. < br /> - Yes I know.
You represent 150,000 people.
Are you Jewish?
- Yes. - I think so. </ P>
Yes, you are my Jewish lawyer. </ P>
He is my Catholic lawyer. That's perfect,
Because I was born a Jew, and then I repented. </ P>
I am now a Catholic. </ P>
That reminds me. I...
I have you. Hopefully they are fine.
Oh, you remember.
Thank you.
Yes. Oh yeah.
No, they are perfect.
That's my mission. My mission is to make a rosary
for Jesus and the Blessed Mother.
- COHEN: I see. - I've made it
since I was 15 years old.
- Since the age of 15? Ah. - Fifteen. </ P>
I don't know how good they are, but I did my best. </ P>
S what Father Murray said. </ P>
You just have it to do your best. </ P>
Yes. </ P>
I can make you rosary if you like.
Well, you would really like a rosary, right?
Yes, I want a rosary.
p>
Here you go.
Are you okay with dogs?
Yes, I'm fine.
It's marlin.
I caught it the coast of Florida.
- Oh. - Yes
And this is bass
This is a spear.
Spear. Here we have marlin.
Ask me how long to withdraw the person entered.
How long did it take to pull the person in?
It took three hours. Please sit down.
You're sure are you okay with dogs?
Yes, I'm fine.
Good boy.
All right. Once you've seen the treatment package
that the hospital was sent?
Dear God.
Hundreds of pages < br /> for 13 page complaints?
Try to bury us in the document.
I warn you.
They get money and medical experts.
So let's split up.
I will take the constitution customary law,
and you take medicine, mentally health law issues and laws -invest.
- Good. - Good?
Can I...?
[INTERESTING] All right.
Without fishing for a while.
Chope Community Hospital about Mr. Morris?
Tell them I will be there at 11 on behalf of Mr. Morris.
Ms. Hughes? </ P>
Oh yeah. Only one minute, Mr. Grainger. </ P>
He will be there at 11 for Mr. Morris.
Patient Rights Advocates.
That's for you.
This is Colette Hughes.
Not today.
>
I want it released today.
Thank you.
Wait a moment.
All right. Enter it... Enter it in that.
Yes, and this one. You can enter that one. </ P>
Yes. Yes. </ P>
Yes, you can put it on. .. No.
Okay, but be careful. Not me...
Alright. Oh wait. Wait, wait , wait.
Wait a minute. Wait a minute. See.
I made this for you.
Oh, they are.... It's pretty.
I made it with rainbow colors.
You see how they glow?
Yes, you will never know they are plastic.
No, you don't want to. Thank you again.
You want to see more I made ? I made five of them.
Eleanor, don't you want to go home?
Oh yeah.
- Yes Have everything? - Yes.
Good. Yes.
Bye This is my lawyer. You will regret it.
Yes. </ p >
Oh wait, I have something for you.
Yes. Yes.
Wait a minute.
- On here. You're good. - [GASPS]
Yes. I don't sue you.
[CHUCKLES] Thank you , Eleanor. </ P>
Oh yeah. </ P>
They have an elevator here. I'm happy. </ P>
The steps are terrible for me .
[BIRD CHIRPING]
Why do you keep looking at your watch?
Because I'm on schedule.
Do I turn on the next way?
Yes, but we don't go home now.
Why not?
Because... because I called my friend, Sister Florence,
and I asked her join us for a picnic.
Oh, I'm sorry, Eleanor,
but I don't have time for a picnic now.
I thought you said me your most important client.
Well, you, I have a lot of other things
I also have to do it.
Are you don't want to celebrate with me because I'm out?
Of course, but I... I have...
You're a big-shot < br /> lawyer.
I am mentally ill. So I don't know anything.
I never said that.
Will damage my whole day.
Yes no, I planned this picnic.
Yes, Florence Sister has bought food for you.
Sorry, but you never told me about a picnic.
You are like someone else. < br /> You don't care.
I care about you.
And I say I'm sorry,
but I can't go to a picnic .
But I will be happy to drop you,
so that you and Sister Florence can celebrate.
[CHATTERING PEOPLE Unclear]
COLETTE: Are you sure you will be fine?
Yes, I will be fine.
Florence sisters will drop me in my apartment
on the way home to the monastery.
Are you sure?
Right .
We can take the bus.
Yes, we will only take the bus.
I have taken a bus for years.
Well, I'll call you later. Nice to meet you, Sister.
Oh, this good meeting you too.
Eleanor told me you are a Catholic,
but you don't practice anymore.
Why are you still here? </ P>
Big-shot lawyer with more important things to do. </ P>
Do you think I can't go around by myself?
You know, I go around alone before I have a lawyer.
[PHONE RINGING]
Hi, Robert.
ELEANOR [ON PHONE]: Who is Robert? </ P>
This is Eleanor Riese. </ P>
Oh, Eleanor. </ P>
I don't know I am give you my number.
You don't.
I see you in the phone book.
I'm very good with the phone book.
It says "C. Hughes."
But I know C is for "Colette."
- Is something wrong? - ELEANOR: No
But you said you will call me.
And you don't , so I call you.
Yes, I'm sorry. I'm busy, and I forget.
ELEANOR: Yes, I just want you
Dan-and I can see you go home too.
Yes I did.
ELEANOR: Yes, fine. </ P>
Good night. </ P>
Good evening. </ P>
Alright. Here's what happened I think we should do:
Mulai dengan California Hak Konstitusional untuk Privasi.
Then just continue to the usual thing the legal rights to the battery.
Cobbs v. Grant. That is important. </ P>
It sets the standard for doctor's obligations
to get approval for intrusive procedures. </ P>
We have to build this medicines are an intrusive procedure. </ P>
When the doctor first started giving Eleanor Mellaril,
she told him she can take it four, six,
- eight times a day if he wants. - Fine.
He thinks that will help psychologically. But it didn't. </ P>
All of that is damage the bladder and brain,
and makes it worse. </ P>
And now he has < br /> to keep taking it,
- Because if he doesn't, he has more seizures. - My Lord.
There is a notation in the hospital record
- which I want to highlight. - Fine.
"He was placed on Mellaril with the reason that the bladder
has been severely damaged it is more or less
Mellaril won't have it has an impact on recovery. "
So these people give the medicine
they know damage him.
Yes. I see it all the time.
My Lord.
This is for Mr. Adams.
RECEPTIONIST: Good morning, Adams...
[WHISPERS] That's it. </ P>
Ms. Hughes? </ P>
James Adams, advice for St. Mary. </ P>
It's nice to meet you, Mr. Adams. </ P>
I'm sure you already know Dr. Booker. </ P>
Can I help you with something?
Yes. I stopped by to deliver this.
This is our response to you direction on drugs.
This is also included some information
on adverse side effects the drugs in question,
and the side effects they had with Ms. Riese. </ P>
[CHUCKLES] Not recorded, the way do you answer so fast? </ P>
Who are you medical experts? </ P>
what are you?
Who coordinates medical problems?
Me.
I don't understand.
I am a person nurse for 10 years
and psychiatric nurse for five.
With large companies like yours,
I assume you will do it background checks.
I'm sure we did it. I definitely missed it.
You are a psychiatric nurse. You did this?
You told me you is a nurse,
You have never given medicine to patients without their consent?
Never.
I always feel it is my main responsibility
to care for patients,
do not manage it for my own convenience.
Gentlemen
[MUSIC PLAYING FROM ELEANOR APARTMENTS]
ΓÖ¬ Yah ΓÖ¬
Γ ¬ Sugar Sugar in the morning & apos; Sugar at night & apos; ¬¬
ΓΓ¬ Sugar at dinner ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Be my little sugar And love me all the time ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Honey in the morning Honey in evenin Γ¬
¬ ¬ Honey at dinner... ¬¬¬
[MUSIC CONTINUE TO PLAY, DRAW]
[KNOCKS]
Wait a minute. </ P>
ΓÖ¬... sugar and love me As long as time... ΓÖ¬
- Hi. - Oh.
See who is here, this is my great lawyer.
Oh, nice to meet you, Brother. </ P>
I hope I don't interrupt something. </ P>
No no. He must go. He must leave. Return to the monastery. </ P>
They treat it like sixth graders. Bye! </ P>
Yes , nice to meet you again, Colette.
COLETTE: You too!
ΓÖ¬ Honey in the morning Dear... ΓÖ¬
You are careful on those steps.
FLORENCE: < br /> I will.
There are 25 of them. And outside, there are two more.
I know. You told me.
Yes, there are 27.
Twenty-seven steps.
- FLORENCE: Okay. - Yes
Bye
¬... never, ever... ΓÖ¬
Sit down.
Lasts. Remove the load.
I will give you 7UP.
No thanks. I have a place where I need to be.
Yes, somewhere is more important , I'm sure.
O okay.
ΓÖ¬... is anytime ΓÖ¬
Yes, it's not a bride beautiful one?
Yes, I like marriage, not?
Thank you. Not really.
ΓÖ¬... just be my beehive ΓÖ ¬
- ¬Ö¬ Honeycomb ΓÖ¬ - ¬Ö¬ Honeycomb ΓÖ¬
What about you and Robert? You two are married? </ P>
Eleanor, I didn't come here to talk about my personal life.
Oh, I'm right. Is your boyfriend?
Yes, I'm right . She's your girlfriend.
The hospital calls. They have requests.
Yes, what do they want? They want me to sing a song?
No, I don't think so.
They want you to appear in the High Court
for the trial case.
ΓÖ¬... ah... ΓÖ¬
Do you mind if we just turn around music goes down a little?
ΓÖ¬ Ah ΓÖ¬
- Γ¬¬I like me ¬¬ - ¬¬¬ Like me ¬¬
- ΓÖ¬ All ΓÖ¬ - ΓÖ¬ All ΓÖ¬
[LOUDER] ΓÖ¬ All the time ΓÖ¬
[MUSIC GET QUIETER]
So, uh, so do I have to go up
to the witness box like Perry Mason?
No, there... there won't be a witness box.
You have to do it sit in the courtroom
and listen to what the hospital lawyer
says about you.
Uh huh.
Um. They want to embarrass you.
They hope that you can't just sit there
and listen to what they have to say about you.
They want to try and show the lawyer
You are not suitable to make a decision about your own medicine.
But it's only a request. You don't need to do it.
Here. Do you see this?
This is where I write < what medicine do I use.
When I take it, how much I take, and what it does to me.
If I feel nervous > or it makes it difficult for me
to do the things I need do for myself.
And then... And then I tell doctor. Yes.
And you see? Do you know why I got all that?
And that?
Do you know why? Because I already </ p >
wrote it for years.
No one knows more about it what medicine is
not for me than me.
p>
Yes. Tell me I'm not right.
Just tell me I'm not right.
You're right.
Yes no, I want to go to court.
[EASY TO LISTEN TO MUSIC PLAYING MORE LOUDSPEAKERS]
This place is beautiful .
Yes, I always want to shop here.
We only have half an hour.
navy blue shoes, and navy blue blue books?
You are lucky.
We have lots of navy blue in your size.
p>
ELEANOR: What did you do think about the last one?
I told you I liked it very much. I thought you should buy it.
He in the Chope Community.
No.
Tell him I submitted the document.
Psst.
You shouldn't <
You should help me.
Can you tell Mr. Hakamura if I will return to him later? </ p >
I put it.
I have to go.
Good? What are you thinking about?
It's ok.
p>
I know this is important for you, Eleanor,
but I want to get you to the courthouse.
Remember? I told you We are on a schedule.
I want you to see the room, so you are ready.
They close at 5. It's almost hours 5 now. </ P>
Yes, I don't care. I will search for what I want,
Do you like it or not. All right. </ P>
Excuse me? Do you have any other dress in navy blue?
Please, in my size.
- Allow me to see. < br /> - Thank you.
Yes, you went to court all the time.
You might have a lot of dresses.
Not me.
And don't look at on your watch.
You see?
Which one is better?
You're right. This is.
Yes, so now, all I need to find now
is shoes and a wallet .
But they must...
Exactly the same color sea blue.
You are right.
[ CHUCKLES]
ELEANOR: Yes, here it is. </ P>
That's it. Wow. </ P>
Good. </ P>
Are you okay?
Yes. Yes. I'll be fine.
One.
Two. </ P>
- Can I help you? - Three... No.
Four, five. </ P>
Six seven. </ P>
Six seven.
Eight, nine, 10.
[SIGHS] All right.
I'm sorry there is no lift.
Yes, it's okay. </ P>
No, I want everyone to see my new clothes. </ P>
Eleven.
Twelve.
Thirteen.
Fourteen.
Fifteen.
Sixteen. </ P>
Seventeen. </ P>
Eighteen. </ P>
Nineteen. </ P>
Twenty. </ P>
[ BERNAFASIA] Thirty-five, 36. </ P>
Thirty-seven, 38. </ P>
- Of course you're fine? - [NORMAL] Yes, no.
If you keep asking me if I'm fine,
I won't be fine, OK?
Forty-seven, 48.
Forty-nine, 50.
Fifty-one, 52.
Fifty-three, 54.
p>
Fifty-five steps.
- Hello, Mr. Cohen. - Good morning.
The question here, Your Honor, is:
Who is competent to decide the medicine
from what is forcibly held patient short term?
Doctors, who as a federal court decides
can be relied upon using professional judgment?
Or chronic schizophrenia mental patients?
Like Eleanor Riese, who, during her hospitalization,
becomes delusional drugs, throws things ,
and threaten the nurse,
defecate and urinate on the floor,
lie in his own waste.
These drugs are the only effective treatment
for acute psychotic patients.
Yes, sometimes they can have an effect side, but mostly
is temporary and short-lived.
According to the leader authority on these drugs,
and I quote, "They are in between < br /> the safest medicine in the world of medicine. "
Your Honor, isn't that defeating its main purpose
for which hospital has been prepared
for doctors not to be able to treat
severely disabled patients like Eleanor Riese
with the only medication it will help them ?
Thank you, Mr. Adams.
Dear Sirs, Your Honor, I want to argue.
"Competence" < br /> is a legal term.
This is not a medical term.
Because it is not the doctor's right to determine.
This belongs to the court.
But the question is...
The real question is the doctor...
And not just a doctor. Doctor, nurse, hospital worker.
Do it these people routinely have the right
to override the choice a competent mental patient
about the medicines? </ p >
That's the real question.
And I also have a problem with it Mr. Adams
these drugs become a panacea
for patients with schizophrenia. </ P>
Research shows that they effective,
but they are only effective one third of cases.
And hospitals own records show
that these drugs yet always help Ms. Riese. </ P>
And by the way, the hospital notes also contradict
Characterization of Mr. Adams Ms.'s behavior Riese. </ P>
While there, it's not just him locked in the seclusion room...
Mr. Cohen. </ P>
I have read the note.
He was given medicines which made him
nervous and sleepy at the same time.
And these people, Your Majesty,
they didn't let it go to the bathroom. </ P>
So, yes, he urinated and defecated all over his body
And for him threatening the nurses?
They forced drugs on him.
That is what > this case about.
And, yes, he throws... And I want to be more specific here...
He throws a plastic teapot water...
Mr. Cohen.
Gentlemen The direction is heavy
and adequate and very well done.
And that's the reason I cut you somewhat
in an oral argument.
Your Honor, I will shorten my argument,
but this is basic legal rights. </ P>
- In Cobbs v. Grant... - Mr. Cohen. </ P>
Reviewing files, I found nothing
constitutionally inappropriate
Forcible treatment
from short-term involuntary mental patients.
And I am not ready yet to make a decision
giving the constitution challenging to the position.
- Your Majesty... - Mr. Cohen, as I said
I am not ready for change the decision.
- MAN 1: Alright. - MAN 2: Extraordinary.
He doesn't want to hear it this case.
It's over before we start.
BOOKING: Thank you very much.
- ADAM: Tell you. - BOOKER: That's very good. </ P>
What do you have to smile at? </ P>
- Sorry? - No, you got a bad job. </ P>
- All right. Let's go. - Yes, come to court
- and lie about people. - Eleanor.
And tell the judge it's okay
- for doctors to dispose of patients... - COLETTE: Eleanor.
... on the floor and inject it with whatever they like?
- Yes, I feel sorry. - COHEN: Alright.
- I feel sorry for you. /> - COHEN: Here we go. </ P>
[SOLELY]
Apa bagusnya hakim yang ...?
Who can't do it a decision?
I mean, this is an easy case.
- I'm sorry, Eleanor. - Why didn't you tell him? </ P>
Why did Mr. Cohen tell him? </ P>
Why didn't you tell the judge that he was stupid? </ P>
Because you can't say a judge they are stupid. </ P>
I have a better thing to do with my day than to waste it here. </ P>
Yes, I could have been home, made a rosary. </ P>
Yes, people all over the world,
they were waiting for rosary me.
[GASPS]
No, I...
I have to sit in court
while my bladder hurts, < br /> and I have to pee.
That's all because of the drugs
that the hospital is very good for me.
Well, if they are very good, then why should I use this
every time I go to the bathroom for the rest of my life?
And how come...?
How can they get to drop me
and pull my pants and stick a needle into my body?
Yes, if I do that, I will go to jail.
Tell me I'm not right .
[CLICK LOCK]
COLETTE: This is not over, Eleanor.
We don't give up.
We will file for appeal.
[WINCING, WHIMPERING]
[URINATING]
How about it?
ELEANOR: Yes, park here. Here. This is good. </ P>
Terima kasih.
Yes, you know,
I don't just give my rosary to people.
I give them to my church,
and they send it to various countries.
And I use it to pray for everyone on my list.
You are on my list. Likewise Mr. Cohen. </ P>
- Yes, you're number eight. - Thank you. </ P>
My mother, she's number one. She's very sick.
- Goodbye. - Goodbye, Eleanor.
Do you want to enter and meet him?
With pleasure.
You might not know this about Eleanor,
but she graduated from high school when she was 18 years old
with the rest of her class,
even though people always say he can't.
And he lives alone
for years.
He can continue to live with me here, of course,
- But he doesn't want to. - ELEANOR : I told you. </ P>
I don't like the weather in this part of town. </ P>
You know that. </ P>
Yes, it's never bright. </ P>
Yes, it's never bright. </ P> p>
No, like... In the morning,
my living room is full of light.
- Isn't that right, Colette? - Yes Yes, that.
Yes, he's a good person. He is.
And he's a good lawyer.
p>
Yes, even if he did lose today.
That's a joke, Colette.
[CHUCKLES]
Even if that's right.
You can't continue pushing yourself like this.
If I don't do it, it won't finish.
[CLICK SWITCH] < /p>
One.
Two. Three.
I will be there for your hearing tomorrow 3 o'clock, Mrs. Hayes. Yes. </ P>
I will. No. I...
I will. </ P>
Okay, at 3pm tomorrow. Bye
- Hi. - Eleanor.
You don't have to come get to my place.
p>
I will be happy to stop at your home.
It's OK.
I want to see where you live.
>
Here. Let me get a page for you to review and sign,
so we can appeal.
Those shoes are too big for you.
- Are they Robert? - Yes.
So you have a boyfriend.
>
Yes.
- Did he sleep here with you? - Eleanor.
Yes. I have never had a boyfriend.
p>
- Yes, I'm too embarrassed. - Here.
I have this page here for you to sign in.
Yes I didn't sign anything
until you read it and explain to me.
Explain what happened to you on St. Mary & apos? S? </ P>
This is the same thing that we explained in your declaration...
No, I'm not talking about that. I am talking about the rest.
Like all this.
Yes, and don't look at on your watch.
Here, this is a list of cases we quote.
This is Bouvia v. Supreme Court. </ P>
He said that in California, people have the right
to refuse medical treatment, but that was never applied
People with mental disabilities. </ P>
- So... - Wait a minute. </ P>
I have to get my book, so I can take notes.
MAN [ON RADIO]: Why did you take this case to the State Appeals Court?
Because I believe what happened to Eleanor Riese
is a form of chemical rape. </ P>
It's a bit strong, don't you think? </ P>
Not in my opinion. </ P>
Look at the power they use
untuk mengelola obat-obatan padanya.
Look what the medicine did to him.
What is it if it's not a form of rape?
So, more mental patients must be released ?
There aren't too many on the way already?
The last thing we want more people on the streets.
We want people to get the services they need and want.
- Mm-hm. - When people in the hospital
let's do a doctor < br /> doctor's job:
explain drugs, possible risks and benefits,
and have competent patients
do patient work to choose.
But isn't that an oxymoron?
How can someone be considered mentally disabled
is quite competent < br /> to make a decision?
Mental illness does not affect all fields function.
There are many people with mental illness
who are very competent
in the area is not affected by their disease.
Look at Eleanor Riese. She does not refuse treatment.
She refuses too much medicine.
Sign of competence he to understand
drugs side effects.
In every other branch drugs,
except for a patient in a coma
or experiencing a life-threatening emergency
and unable to voice a decision,
always patients who makes the decision.
Only in a mental hospital always a doctor's choice.
And if the patient refuses,
like in Eleanor Riese.
You are famous, dear.
Yes.
Yes, I represent 150,000 people. </ p >
Yes, I will be as important
as Bouvia v. High Court and Cobbs v. Grant. </ P>
Oh that's good. </ P>
[ALL CHEER]
- ALL: Happy birthday. - Good. </ P>
Oh, happy birthday.
One good thing about my case for so long
I have an birthday party with my lawyer.
- Yes - Just a little?
And one of them brings me flowers.
Well, this is happy.
And I can speak correctly to Colette's boyfriend.
Yes, so Colette told me you are a doctor.
- Yes - Why don't you fight us?
Because I think you are right.
Ah! Yes, he... You must be very smart.
Yes, I will not let this person get away.
And you are not getting younger.
Eleanor.
It's very nice to have < br /> one doctor on our side.
Yes.
Oh!
Do you know what?
I'll have this with
Colette's birthday gift for me.
Dreyer's vanilla ice cream. This is my favorite.
- Everyone can have it. - FLORENCE: I like ice cream.
This goes really well with wine and cake.
- You want? - Mother, do you want to? </ P>
- Thank you. - No thanks. </ P>
Eleanor,
- I have a gift for you too. - For me?
Thank you, Robert.
- Thank you. It's so sweet for you. - You're welcome.
I'm happy. </ p >
[GASPS]
These are the McGuire Sisters.
- Oh good. - How do you know?
Oh, I like that. I like it, I like it.
Thank you. Thank you, Robert.
- Yes, look. - Oh yeah. </ P>
I don't have this one yet. </ P>
- Oh, beautiful. - Look, Mama? </ P>
Ah, I'll use it < br /> right now.
Ooh!
- Dear. Geez. - ELEANOR: You have a spring.
- Move. - I forget. </ P>
You always forget. What do you know? </ P>
When we win this case,
there will be shopping trips to Emporium
because I can really use it a new sofa.
Yes, okay.
All right.
Thank you, Robert.
p>
[CLICK]
- [VOCALIZING] - [GASPS]
ΓΓ¬ He can change the current Γ¬¬
ΓÖ¬ And soothe the angry sea ΓÖ¬
¬Ö¬ He himself decided Who wrote the symphony ΓÖ¬
You know what? This song is very romantic.
Do you want to dance?
[CHUCKLES]
¬ ¬... darkness ¬Ö¬
Γ ¬ He keep watching All through ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Every long And a quiet night ΓÖ¬
Okay, now is your turn.
Your turn. Your turn.
- Oh no, not me. - Yes you are.
- No no. I no. I'm not dancing. - Yes you are.
I can't.
- [LAUGH] - Come on. Come on. </ P>
- Are you sure? - COLETTE: That's right. </ P>
Alright. </ P>
- Put your hand here. - All right. </ P>
¬ ¬... to see the way we live Γ¬¬ / p>
ΓÖ¬ He will always say ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ I forgive ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ He forgives ΓÖ¬
I want to enter the First Amendment argument
about these drugs disturbing
with someone's freedom speech.
Mm-mm That's not a good idea.
Nobody talks to people in mental hospitals
can't say these drugs don't bother
with their personalities, Their thoughts,
- emotions, expressions. - Okay, this is what I do.
I have placed in California Constitutional rights to Privacy,
but with a hospital a new short answer,
we have many answers. I think we're fine. </ P>
St. Mary & sos; s write in Eleanor's note
that they treated her because of sarcasm. </ P>
If that doesn't bother
with freedom of speech, what is that?
Every time someone enters First Amendment argument
in a case like this, they have lost. </ p >
No, this is too risky.
Let's work. We have 50 pages.
[ELEANOR FRAUD]
Oh no.
I don't want it! No, I don't want to go in there. </ P>
I don't want to go in there! </ P>
You gave me too much! Too much! </ P>
Too much. You know that. </ P>
[PHONE RINGING]
ROBERT: This is the phone.
- Hello? - ELEANOR [ON PHONE]: I need you.
I need you! Please come!
[LINE DISCONNECTS]
[ELEANOR WAILING]
Eleanor. </ P>
I am here now. </ P>
Yes. I feel like I'm being hit.
- Yes, I'm being hit. - But no...
You're a nurse and lawyer.
- Why can't you stop it? - Nobody hits you.
No. Yes. No.
- No, I know. - Are you in pain? </ P>
- Yes - Fine. </ P>
- I'm... I'm afraid. - Good.
- I'm afraid. - What are you afraid of?
- I'm afraid.... - What are you afraid of?
I'm afraid...
I'm afraid of dying.
I'm afraid to die.
- What if I'm not good enough? - No.
What if I don't go to heaven?
- You're not dying. - I don't go to heaven. </ P>
You are not dying, and you are a very good girl. </ P>
- I don't know. - Shh. </ P >
Can you take a breath? Shh.
Okay, now talk to me. Talk to me.
- What? - Can you
tell me why you think you are dying?
My stomach.
- Good . - I... My stomach hurts.
It hurts a lot.
Do you like me to make an appointment
for you to see a new urologist?
Yes, I...
If... If you come with me?
Yes . Of course I come with you.
- Sorry, I'm afraid. - Good.
Yes, right. Yes, right. No.
Yes, right. </ P>
[SNIFFS]
When I entered Catholic School,
p>
around fifth grade, teachers,
they hit me.
Then,
some kids, they say...
Like...
I am bad.
You don't think my seizures are is it a devil's job?
No, of course not
You have a seizure because you have a damaged nervous system.
Not because of that of whatever you have done.
Eleanor, you a very good person.
A very, very kind person.
Thank you.
[ELEANOR ADJUSTMENT]
Divine Lord,
confess that I may not be so much trying to entertain
to entertain.
To be understood, to understand.
Loved, like loving.
Therefore in giving
we received.
And that in forgiveness that we are forgiven.
And it is dying
that we are born towards eternal life.
Amen.
You put the First Amendment argument in five pages.
Why didn't you tell me did you do that?
I don't understand the meaning talk about it again.
I'm sorry ?
What do you say?
I don't understand the meaning talk about it again.
Uh huh.
This is teamwork .
We are a team.
COLETTE: Will you tell the court, Mr. Cohen,
how do you respond to hospital statements
that these drugs are among the safest known drugs? </ P >
Yes, Your Majesty, I will be happy.
Side effects of these drugs, according to Gaughan and...
COLETTE: LaRue.
- And who? LaRue? - Mm.
Side effects of these drugs, According to Gaughan
and LaRue is diverse and serious like...
medicine
is being produced at United States today. </ P>
Especially what side effects, Mr. Cohen? </ P>
I don't know, Your Honor. </ P>
- Malignant neuroleptic... - Malignant neuroleptic...
- syndrome. < br /> - Start with tardive dyskinesia.
Let me get neuroleptic first malignant syndrome.
Malignant neuroleptic...
You already have this language. I haven't.
Alright? So just take it easy.
You told me to train you like a boxer.
I did it, but you don't have to do it strangle me with a rope.
You have to know it's cold.
Oh, I have know this is cold.
You know, you're not the only one people who care about this.
I care about this.
Why tardive tardive is very significant?
Because.
The latest literature shows that dyskinesia
has a prevalence rate of up to 50 percent
for patients who use these drugs. Next question. </ P>
Are you made for the circus /> or the Court of Appeal?
- Are you not coming? - Oh no. I can't.
I... I'm too tired.
I didn't sleep well Last night.
If you know you didn't come,
why didn't you call me and let me know?
I want to wish you luck.
I'm sorry.
You... You said I didn't have to be there,
so why are you so angry?
I think I'm just a little nervous.
I know you and Mr. Cohen will win this time.
I hope so.
>
Yes you are. & apos; Because you will do your best.
JUDGE: The hospital believes
that the side effects These drugs,
like dyskinesia
are not questioned in this case because of the treatment period
for the short term patients don't volunteer only...
I would love to experience it , Your Honor.
And of course is a problem. Ahem.
Like Dr. Harvey Dondershine from Stanford Medical School
has said, it is cumulative the effect of these drugs
for patients where like Ms. Eleanor Riese
was repeatedly exposed for a lot of short-term receipts
that made every dose very dangerous because no doctor knew
even the smallest dose
can send patients like Ms. Eleanor Riese
crossed the line. </ P>
The latest literature has been shown the tardive standard
has a prevalence rate of up to 50 percent. </ P>
Fifty percent, Your Honor, to patients who use these drugs.
And that is a devastating disease.
This causes facial distortion.
It causes accidental tongue movements
and lips and jaw.
But it's worse > from that, Your Majesty.
It affects your breathing. You can't...
You can't breathe.
This puts You are on the respirator. </ P>
That makes your tongue hang so far from your mouth
that sometimes they pull your teeth,
be You don't want to bite your tongue.
And it's not just tardif dyskinesia, Your Honor.
These drugs can cause neuroleptics....
- [MOUTH] Malignant syndrome. -... malignant syndrome.
It kills you.
Yes, approval issues /> it's important, Your Honor.
JUDGE: Are you asking for informed consent
in the event of an emergency?
No. Not. Obviously, in an emergency
immediate treatment is needed,
being a patient will not harm yourself or others. </ P>
No . We did not ask for informed consent. </ P>
But for acute patients, competent
yes, we searched for the right one
for dialogue with their doctor
about medicine, about agency.
This is not about rejection.
This is... This is about the right to refuse. </ P>
And on that right, there is negotiation. </ P>
There is communication between doctors and patients </ p p>
that doesn't exist at this time.
We ask the doctor tell their patients
about the medicine, which in many cases
patients will go receive. Why?
They want to be better.
They want to be helped.
So this will help doctors perform better
their actual roles...
as a physician.
Thank you, Your Honor.
JUDGE: Thank you.
- What was the result? - Better than the High Court.
- ELEANOR: Uh-huh. - Far, far better.
I know there are 27 steps, but you don't look good.
You have to sit down.
- No. - I will give you 7UP.
- COLETTE: I'm fine, thank you. - Hello, Robert.
- Hi. - Are you there this morning? </ P>
Ya, argumennya berjalan dengan sangat baik.
I wish I had heard Mr. Cohen argue with the judge.
I'm sure he really snapped at him.
He wasn't really arguing with him.
That's what they call it
when you speak in court, "Oral argument."
Oh, alright, I'm sure < br /> he's fine.
COLETTE: Now we only have waiting for their decision.
Yes, I have thought:
When we win, there will be being a shopping trip
to Emporium because I really need to improve this place. </ P>
What is on your face? </ P> p>
None. Is this for me?
- Yes - Thank you.
Are you ready?
COLETTE: Aku tidak percaya itu.
The hospital says that mental health law...
I don't want to hear it about mental health laws.
I want You rest. </ P>
The court will not give us a decision
until we submit this additional briefing. </ P>
- This is my work . - I'm a doctor,
and I've told you how serious this is.
Your doctor has telling you how serious it is.
You know you can die from shingles.
Rarely. Rarely does anyone die from...
Rarely people have it as bad as you do
and ignore what everyone says to them!
I admire your commitment, Colette,
but you don't can't be destroyed.
You have to tell Mort how much you hurt.
You can't keep pretending you are not.
You need to rest.
Hi, Eleanor. I don't know what to do for him.
He doesn't want to listen.
[DOOR DOOR]
Yes, you look ugly.
I brought you chicken soup.
Thank you.
And I came here to bring you the new rosary that I just made
but you don't deserve it because you don't rest.
I'm resting. I'm not in the office. </ P>
No, I heard what Robert said. </ P>
I know how it feels to be sick, Colette.
I don't want you to get sick.
- I just want you to be better. < br /> - I will rest, I promise.
I will pray for you.
- Thank you, Eleanor. - Yes, both of you. </ p >
[DOOR DOOR]
[PHONE RINGING]
[ANSWER MACHINE KEEPING]
ELEANOR [ON ANSWER MACHINE]: Hello. This is Eleanor Riese.
722-3529.
I just want to make sure you don't forget
to eat your chicken soup.
I do my best,
and I hope you do that best, that means rest.
p>
You don't need to do it my phone returns.
[ANSWER MACHINE KEEPING]
[SIGHS]
Here it is.
We won?
We won.
Eleanor won.
[LAUGH]
What?
They mentioned First Amendment argument.
In footnotes.
[CHUCKLES]
[EXHALES]
It's done well, done well, done well. </ P>
It's done with good. Come on. Come on let's go.
[COHEN CHUCKLES]
- WAIT: Do you want to drink? - No.
But my lawyer is bound to have at least one.
I want to download. Thank you.
Where are we?
We are in a Chinese restaurant. We won my case, remember?
That's what I thought.
Can I recommend a special house, duck?
I don't know, right?
It depends on how you like your duck is cooked.
p>
You are a restaurant. Don't you know how to cook it?
The duck will be perfect. Maybe some vegetables too.
How do I get here?
We come with Catholics lawyer, Colette.
Thank you. I will need this.
- I also want one. - Yes of course. </ P>
Can I have 7UP? </ P>
[CHATTERING INDISTINCT]
ELEANOR: So just because he's old,
they want to send him to another monastery. </ P>
He doesn't want to go there. </ P>
- Are you , Sister? - What? </ P>
I don't know. Maybe it will be fun.
No, that won't happen. That will be very bad.
S why I want you to sue them. </ P>
- Sue who? - Monastery. </ P>
I want you to sue the monastery. </ P>
I will not sue the Catholic Church. </ P>
Why not? </ P>
Because I am not, heh, heh, Eleanor. </ P>
No , I... I'm not.
- I'll take you up. - No, please, don't bother.
Of course you don't want me to take you?
Of course I'm sure.
Big-shot lawyer, who is too scared
to sue Catholic Church .
I will drop you my prayer list to number 23.
Last position.
You know, Eleanor, you are not seriously disabled.
You are serious bad.
[LAUGH]
That good.
I'm still not suing Church.
Alright.
You can take me upstairs anyway.
p>
- What are you thinking about? - I like that.
Yes?
[PHONE RINGING]
[MOBILE PHONE CONTINUED]
- Colette Hughes. - COHEN: Hi, this is Mort. </ P>
Hi. </ P >
I got bad news. We just received a notification.
St. Mary's petition State Supreme Court. </ P>
And the court has agreed to review the decision. </ P>
- What? - The hospital will go after
to send in an amicus brief to support their position.
So we have to collect as much as we can
to submit us.
Oh my God. You know how many doctors hate
testifying against other doctors and pharmaceutical companies.
You must see it like fishing.
We keep casting our lines...
hope we get a pull.
Oh, uh....
- Can you tell Eleanor, please? - I can't. She's on mass.
But I'll meet her tomorrow.
>
He invited me for Christmas.
OK, good night.
[PHONE BEEPS]
Merry Christmas.
>
[WOMEN WOMEN]
Help!
Please help me!
[CAR BRAKES SQUEAL, ENGINE STOPS]
[INSTALL ]
ELEANOR: That's Colette...
- Thank you. -... and Robert.
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas.
- Is that for me? - Yes.
Let me guess. Let me guess what that is. Uh...
- Beads for my rosary. - How do you know?
- Merry Christmas, Colette. - Merry Christmas, brother.
- Where is Robert? - He is with his brother's family.
ELEANOR: Uh huh. </ p p>
What's the problem?
The case isn't over yet.
What?
But I think the judges said we won.
But the hospital asked the state Supreme Court
to review the case
to see if they agreed with the decision.
And if not,
then they can say that the hospital
is right.
["JINGLE BELLS" PLAYING OVER SPEAKERS]
Give me your coat. </ P>
Everyone...
This is Colette, he is my Catholic lawyer. Uh...
Yes, he was upset because he said
the court could change his mind. </ P>
- This is Noni. < -> - Hi.
- Nice to meet you. - Here is Gabriella.
- Nice to meet you. - Same here.
And you know Karen. You make it out of bounds.
- I want to thank you. - COLETTE: I'm glad I'm there.
Yes, you... Sit down. I will give you 7UP.
Yes. This is Hungry Man fried... Chicken dinner for everyone
Yes, it's Christmas. You can't let this ruin Christmas.
No, we can't.
It's Christmas. This is the time of hope. </ P>
That's when our baby Jesus was born. </ P>
Hey, did you brush your teeth?
Yes. Why did I buy you brush my teeth for?
Come back. Brush your teeth. Lasts .
- Eleanor likes to help people. - Yes, right.
ELEANOR: Yes, you win once.
You
You must have confidence.
COLETTE: I'm glad I contacted you, doctor. I hope you get my message
about supporting us in the case of Eleanor Riese.
DOCTOR: I read it. I am not interested.
I see.
No, I understand. Thank you. Thank you for your time.
WOMEN: Solvang Clinic.
Hi, I'm want to talk to Dr. Brown. </ P>
- Who is calling? - Colette Hughes. </ P>
I left a message yesterday. </ P>
Sorry, Dr. Brown has no time. </ P>
- I understand. - Goodbye. </ P>
Thank you. </ P>
GOOD: Hello. </ P>
Dr. Wells, Hi. This is Colette Hughes. </ P>
I am one of the lawyers in the case of Eleanor Riese. </ P>
I am familiar with this case.
Oh, great, I'm calling you because I want to ask you...
Are you aware of St. Mary & apos's asking I wrote briefly for them? </ P>
No, I... I don't know that. </ P>
But please, Dr. Wells, if you just...
let me send our paper. After you read it...
I'm not sure I have time.
Please, Dr. Wells. </ P>
COLETTE: Good morning, may I talk to the doctor, please? </ P>
WOMEN [ON PHONE]: Who calls? </ P >
COLETTE: Colette Hughes.
Dr. Wells is busy at the moment. </ P>
COLETTE: Tell him I'm calling again. </ P>
I want to make sure he gets the package I sent him.
- Please have him call me back. - Will do.
- Thank you. - Goodbye.
[ PHONE RINGS]
- Dr. Wells? - No.
But I have a pull in another path. </ P>
[LIFT ELEVATOR]
You are experimenting < br /> with Riese
's decision with your short-term patient?
We. We have seen definite improvements
in therapy relationship
when doctors and patients work outside of joint care.
I have some numbers for you here.
After a patient leaves the hospital,
they just keep taking their medicine
if they trust their doctor. There is a trash can
outside of places I've seen patients throw medicine
on the way out. I don't want that to happen.
Will you You... are willing to write it for us? </ P>
Ya saya akan.
Hey, look what I found. Straight from the horse's mouth.
The American Psychiatric Association.
You want to quote an authority? </ P>
They recommend informed consent for antipsychotic drugs. </ P>
And they talk about dyskinesia and dyskinesia and cumulative doses.
- This is amazing. - Yes
More.
[BOTH LAUGH]
Hey. < br /> How about going out for tonight's dinner?
I really want to, but amicus the brief starts coming in.
It's Sunday night.
And tomorrow Monday. I have to finish it.
You got a message from Dr. Wells. </ P>
WELLS: What makes me decide write short for you,
is one of those psychiatric organizations
support the hospital write the court
that you tried to tie the doctor's hand
for abstract problems. The side effects
these drugs are something but abstract.
Especially for people like /> Eleanor Riese, who took it. </ P>
What did you prepare to discuss in your brief? </ P>
The hospital kept saying
medicine should be given immediately.
They neglected to say
that immediately administration of these drugs
could interfere with the diagnosis, </ p >
because the side effects can be wrong for psychotic symptoms.
Now we have Dr. Wells, how is the case visible? </ P>
Lebih baik dari kemarin.
But this is a conservative court, and we really don't know why
they decided to hear this case.
And we won't know until they submit the decision.
What is going on? What are you thinking about?
About my father.
He experienced it many obstacles
to become part of American Indians.
When we write our brief for the appeals court
and discuss < br /> First Amendment argument,
and I don't keep arguing with you,
it's an American Indian part of me.
In that culture, the way my father raised me,
you didn't argue about things. </ P>
You just arrived what you feel right,
and everyone's opinion is weighed evenly.
And if it has any merit, it is assumed you will do it.
- I don't mean offensive to you. - You didn't offend me.
I'm glad he raised you to be stubborn.
This is good for the case.
Where have you been? I called you. </ P>
You know I went out of town. </ P>
We met a doctor to support your case.
What happened?
- My mother died. - Oh...
I'm sorry.
[ELEANOR SOBBING]
- He died. - Oh forgive me.
The man in the funeral home, he... He is very cruel.
He looks at me funny, and he yells at me.
And he says I can't go up in a limo.
He treated me like me nothing.
As if I was nobody.
And then... And then... And then, Pastor Murray, he came. </ P>
He came and he told them. </ P>
He made them let me ride in a limo. </ P>
- I'm sorry. - Yes
I'm not here for you.
He left.
I'm sorry.
p>
Eleanor, I'm very sorry.
COLETTE: This is terrible how they treat it.
ROBERT: You gave him a new urologist. You gave him a new psychiatrist.
You have done a lot of things as you can now.
I can get a nice suite small hotel in the ocean.
We will go seven days.
You can take a week's vacation , Colette. </ P>
I bought a ticket. </ P>
When I want to vacation, I will take a vacation. </ P>
And when I do it, I will pay for myself. </ P>
I can... I can take care of myself
How should I deal with you? </ P>
What is it that means? </ P>
You are not your ordinary run-of-the-mill workaholic. </ P>
You're a workaholic for the cause important.
How can I be angry with you to work really hard
for something very noble?
It's like criticizing a saint.
I never said it I am a saint.
I say I don't want to take a vacation with you.
Since the night we met, I have played with your rules.
Now I ask to you to do something my way.
This isn't about Eleanor or the case. It's about...
you and me.
You must decide if I have a place in your life.
Yes. Thank you for letting me come.
I don't want to be alone today. I don't know why.
- Do you have 7UP? - Let me see.
You finally unpacked. Congratulations. </ P>
- [ANSWER MACHINE] - ROBERT: Hi, Colette. </ P>
If you change your mind do Mexico , please call...
[ANSWER MACHINE KEEPING]
That's Robert, isn't it?
Yes he...
He wants you to go to Mexico with him?
- Yes but... - I can't believe...
Why don't you go with him?
Everything we do now is waiting. You can leave tomorrow.
I don't want to talk about this, Eleanor. </ P>
Why...? Why not? </ P>
Because you are so perfect?
- No. - No, no, I understand.
I am the one who should have a problem
Because I am a mental patient . What about you?
Are you so perfect because you are a nurse and lawyer?
- Of course I'm not perfect. - That you say.
- You don't mean it. - Of course I do.
I always tell you what I fear.
You never say you are afraid of anything.
I am afraid of many things.
p>
Very? What is it like? What are you afraid of?
I'm afraid...
I don't want to talk about it. </ p >
Why not?
Because I'm not smart enough?
No.
Because...
I'm afraid....
... disappoint people.
I am afraid of making a mistake
by not seeing something in my research.
I am afraid of not doing enough.
That no matter how hard I work, I can never do enough.
Colette, you can't work harder if you are a machine.
put myself through nursing school,
put myself law school.
Work 16 -, 18 -, 20 hours a day. </ P>
I...
I just don't know how to be someone. </ P>
I don't know if I know how.
Q You think Robert knows how you are?
Q You think he likes you too?
What's the use that? If you win my case,
you make other people live better,
but you don't live your own life?
You have finished you are the best.
You deserve to go.
Tell me I'm not right.
Just say I'm not right.
You're right.
One thing.
When you are both married, you invite me to a wedding.
I promise you.
If Robert and I ever get married,
p>
you will be the second to know, right after me.
Good. Do you have ice? Not cold enough.
- Colette. - Yes?
- They took Eleanor. - What happened?
MEN: They landed there,
this red light and the yellow light,
and their cute clothes, this electronic sound and...
- Oh, boy, they brought it. - COLETTE: Who brought Eleanor? </ P>
- They did it. - Who are "them"? </ P>
They took him in an ambulance. St. Abbon. </ P>
- Right. - COLETTE: St. Abbon & apos; s, thank you. </ P>
- Ms Hughes. - Dr. Donnelly. </ P>
- Where is Eleanor? - You can't see it. </ P>
- She is sleeping. - What's wrong? </ P>
Psychologically, Eleanor is Eleanor,
but medically she is very weak. This is a long time problem.
Her bladder is and her kidneys
When he arrived into the emergency room,
they saw that he was a mental person patiently and sent him here.
He should be in the medical wing,
but they don't like mental patients. </ P>
- We do the best we can. - Can I see it? </ P>
He will be fine tonight. Come back in the morning. </ P>
[AMBULANCE SIREN WAILING]
Hm.
[DOOR DOOR]
Hm.
I hope you like the interest.
Yes.
You need to get well soon.
I found it you got an award </ p >
of mental health supporters.
They will have dinner, they give you a placard.
Yes, Colette, I'm very scared. </ P>
- I know. - I want you to get me out
- from here before I die. - You won't die.
You only need to get it your blood is stronger.
No, I will die.
I will die, and you are dead for arrange my funeral.
I don't arrange for your funeral.
You will get better.
I want a Catholic funeral. And I want lots of flowers. </ P>
- Saya tidak ingin mendengar ini. - Banyak bunga.
Dr. Donnelly says that you need it to get your blood stronger. </ P>
I want to be laid out in an open casket
with a Mother statue Mother looks at me.
And I want my blue crystal rosary in my hand.
And make sure they do my makeup correctly.
I don't want it hard, like yours.
I don't practice praying.
But I know you don't get out of listening practice
Please...
keep an eye on Eleanor.
Please, heal her.
Please...
ease the pain.
ELEANOR: The officer lost my key.
COLETTE: I know. </ p >
They should not lose your key.
When you leave, they should be to return your property.
He says so in a form when you sign it. I want to sue them.
>
I think we have done this.
We will borrow your landlord's key.
Yes, but what are they doing wrong.
I know.
I want you to at least threaten them.
No, no I will do anything .
What? You don't care.
You're right. I don't care.
Okay, that's it. <br </ P>
I'm Eleanor Riese. </ P>
There are hundreds of lawyers who want to work for me. </ P>
You can fire me if you want Eleanor,
but I'm here as your friend.
Colette, stop. Stop.
- Where? What? - Let's go.
- Let's go wedding party. - Do you want to go to a wedding?
Yes. Come on.
I don't know them,
but no one objects if you just log in and watch.
[SOFT TUNE PLAYING ORGAN]
Yes. Let's sit there.
Here. Here only.
Yes. I always choose the side
doesn't exist as a guest a lot.
Yes. That way, the bride or the man will feel better.
It's not like beautiful?
p>
this is beautiful.
[ORGAN CONTINUE TO PLAY SOFT MUSIC]
[PHONE RINGING]
Yes, Ms. Hughes. I think you want to check it
if your email has arrived. </ P>
- Is there a letter for me? - Um ..
Uh, there is one of the Supreme Court of California.
Where will we go?
- No. Come on, you have to tell me. - You will see. </ P>
No, come on. This is unfair. You have to tell me. </ P>
What ?
Tell me. Tell me. Tell me.
Why are we here?
Supreme Court,
they decided not to review the case after all.
We won. You won.
- I won? - Mm -hm.
We won.
[COLETTE LAUGH]
We won!
- We won! We win. We win. - Let's shop.
- We won. We won! - Come on.
We won! Yes!
Come on... Let's shop! </ P>
- Sofa! Yes, sofa! - Yes. Yes, sofa. </ P>
What do you think You look? </ P>
Perfect. </ P>
Yes, I hope my mother can see it. </ P>
ΓÖ¬ And love me all the time ΓÖ¬
Did you hear something different?
ΓÖ¬ And swear by the stars above you will be mine forever ΓÖ¬
Only McGuire sisters. </ P>
Yes, but on my new hi-fi
from Mr. Cohen. This is a gift. </ P>
ΓÖ¬ Be my little sugar ΓÖ¬
- Hei Apakah Anda membawa kamera? - Ya.
How about you take photos of me
- on my new sofa... - Good idea.
... listen to my new hi-fi .
[CHUCKLES ELEANOR]
ΓÖ¬ Be my little sugar And love me all the time ΓÖ¬
- Is that okay? < br /> - Perfect.
- Good. - Wait a minute.
ΓÖ¬ So my little darling And love me all the time ΓÖ¬ </ p >
Father Galluzzo was the first person
who bought me Dreyer & apos; s vanilla ice cream.
Yes.
Yes I am 10 years old.
And I entered a Catholic hospital,
and he bought it for me.
Mm
He has this beautiful, thick one, white hair. It's white.
Like ice cream.
When I have it, reminds me of him.
And that makes me feel good...
because he was very good to me.
And I always buy it in a half-gallon container...
like what he bought for me.
That's when they put < br /> shunt in my head...
to drain water from my brain after I have spinal meningitis.
Yes. Before that, I'm not backward,
and no one calls me Mental illness. </ P>
I am like everyone else. </ P>
I know.
Do you remember when you were 10 years old?
[COLETTE CHUCKLES]
- Yes - Yes?
Yes.
When I was 10 years old, I was small my brother was really sick...
... and he died.
And I...
I really love her.
We don't have enough money to buy stones for their graves.
And one the only thing that can entertain me is my grandmother.
And she an amazing woman.
She is friends with everyone.
>
All kinds of different people of all different races.
And...
he is very artistic.
He uses lots of bracelets and a big necklace, earrings.
Many colors.
And I'm happy with him.
But sometimes...
... he will be depressed,
so my parents will have it to put him in the hospital.
But I never...
I never loved her again.
You have a lot of love in you, Colette.
Thank you.
So do you, Eleanor.
[SIGHS]
[CHUCKLES]
- Young Master. - There is a phone call for you.
- Please take a message. - They say it's urgent.
I'm sorry, will you wait for a while? Thank you.
He will be good with you.
[PHONE RINGS]
This is Colette Hughes.
Yes.
[EXHALES]
[P> p>
Oh no.
Thank you.
This is yours.
The decision from the Court of Appeal.
I don't want you to have it to come back and tell me.
COHEN: We are here tonight to honor and celebrate...
Eleanor Riese.
Receiving this award Eleanor's honor...
is my colleague Colette Hughes.
[FILING CAMERA PLAYING]
Um...
[SIGHS]
I... I first met Eleanor Riese...
Excuse me.
I first met Eleanor Riese as her lawyer,
but soon because...
Eleanor is Eleanor, she is my friend.
And soon, hey, because Eleanor is Eleanor,
she became my protector, my guardian,
my worst critic, and my greatest support.
He keeps reminding me
through its presence in my life,
that we don't only do a case.
That this is not only about law. It's about people. </ P>
Human rights to be respected,
and human obligations to treat with each other respectfully. </ P>
Even though Eleanor wants her with enthusiasm to win,
she has deep knowledge that I don't have...
which...
we can only do our best, because he can only do his best.
Eleanor is in pain every day of his life.
It surprised me that he can think
about other people, but he does it.
All the time.
That's Eleanor.
>
27 steps to his apartment every day without complaining,
and every day he finds something in his life...
to enjoy, something to be grateful for.
But, as Mort said, he won the battle he wanted to win.
Riese's decision will affect the lives of hundreds of people
of thousands of people getting better.
People who might One day find themselves
in a hospital like him.
People who need their voices are heard.
Sometimes when I find myself...
is overwhelmed by how much <br There's still something to do,
I'll see his big eyes and the mischievous grin,
and I will think he still looks at me.
I better sit and have 7UP.
And I will hear him say:
"Tell me I'm not right. Just say me not true. "
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ΓÖ¬ And soothe the angry sea ΓÖ¬
¬¬¬ He himself decided Γ¬¬
¬¬¬ Who wrote the symphony Γ¬¬
¬ He lit a star ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ It succeeded Brightness ΓÖ¬
Γ ¬ He kept watching All through ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Every time And a quiet night ΓÖ¬
Γ¬¬ He still finds the time ¬¬¬
ΓÖ¬ To hear a child's first prayer ΓÖ¬
ΓΓ Saint Saints or sinners call ΓÖ ¬
ΓÖ¬ And always Find him there ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Although it makes him sad ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ To see our way life ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ He will always say ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ I forgive ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Ah, ah, ah, ah ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ He can touch the ΓÖ¬ tree
¬Ö¬ And change the leaves For gold Γ¬
ΓΓ¬ He knows every lie ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ That you and I have said Γ ¬
ΓÖ¬ Although it makes it sad ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ To see the way we live ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ He will always say ΓÖ¬
¬Ö¬ I forgive ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ He forgives ΓÖ¬