The question of Mr. Redstone's mental capacity remains in dispute.
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The criminal complaint says the condition limited Feden's mental capacity.
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Patients must have the mental capacity to make medical decisions.
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That comes amid the ongoing legal fight over Redstone's mental capacity.
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Nicole's attorney has reportedly said they will argue diminished mental capacity.
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Mr. Salerno acknowledged the continued controversy over Mr. Redstone's mental capacity.
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These cost-benefit calculations are occupying my mental capacity right now.
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Zellner says her mental capacity has to do with why she confessed.
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Herzer argues that he lacked the mental capacity to make that decision.
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Exercise has long been linked to better mental capacity in older people.
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First, people inherently perceive themselves to have greater mental capacity than others.
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What really sets human beings apart is not our individual mental capacity.
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Any doubt over his mental capacity put pressure on the Redstone family.
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"I'm questioning her mental capacity," he told Fox News Channel on Wednesday.
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It's possible that their mental capacity simply couldn't handle the overload of information.
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Menendez said he's not questioning Trump's mental capacity for the job of the presidency.
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Patients don't need a terminal diagnosis, and they don't have to prove mental capacity.
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Many depressed people still have the mental capacity to realize that death is permanent.
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Post-reintegration neural scarring and minor damage resulting in diminished mental capacity are expected.
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Mayo had determined that Alyssa lacked the mental capacity to make her own decisions.
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Judge says RCMP knew Nuttall didn't have mental capacity to 'craft a realistic' terror plan.
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Now more than half of his mental capacity will be directed at fulfilling his destiny.
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The insults always boil down to some attack on either my masculinity or mental capacity.
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Mr. Redstone's mental capacity is a central issue in both the California and Massachusetts lawsuits.
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"Gary has the mental capacity to maintain control over his fear and emotions," Zuber said.
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However, Redstone's health and mental capacity has been a point of inquiry as of late.
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Redstone lacked the mental capacity to make a change in his appointed health care agent.
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Gail: I've always nurtured the theory that Trump doesn't have the mental capacity to collude.
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Edwards allows judges to force a lawyer on defendants who lack mental capacity, they said.
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Keller said the character Lennie was never part of the test in determining Moore's mental capacity.
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Parche was declared to be of diminished mental capacity and never spent a day in jail.
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Dr. Barie said she often lacked the mental capacity to make decisions and had trouble communicating.
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"There were a lot of other factors like mental capacity and age and health," Thompson said.
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And, as Weinstein understood it, she'd have no mental capacity to dream, love or enjoy life.
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Castro both questioned Biden's mental capacity and his ability to build on the Affordable Care Act.
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Dauman has argued that the 93-year-old Redstone lacked the mental capacity to make the change.
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The official solicitor, who represents people who lack mental capacity, neither supports nor opposes the council's case.
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But the police use of force — sometimes lethal — against those with diminished mental capacity is distressingly common.
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The question is whether Mr. Redstone had the mental capacity at that time to make the decision.
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At the time, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said she suffered from a diminished mental capacity.
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For the most part, ALS leaves people's mental capacity unscathed, essentially trapping them inside their own bodies.
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Hankerson denied the claims and said his mother did not have the mental capacity to terminate their agreement.
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Dauman says Shari Redstone is unduly influencing her father, who lacks the mental capacity to make these decisions.
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It had disastrous consequences as the beautiful Kennedy sister was left with the mental capacity of a toddler.
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Take this pause to figure out what you have the time and the mental capacity for right now.
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The woman is described in the document as mentally challenged, with the mental capacity of a small child.
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Like Bubbles, many of these apes have the mental capacity of a 3 or 4-year-old human child.
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Trump shot back on Twitter that Tillerson didn't have the "mental capacity" needed for the secretary of state position.
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All these loads can consume mental capacity, leading to dull thought and anhedonia — a flattened ability to experience pleasure.
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If you want to enhance your mental capacity, it can be difficult to know which brain exercises to adopt.
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Usually when people with their mental capacity team up, all they do is talk about different kinds of shrimp.
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According to the Journal, the caller said Cruz had the mental capacity of a 12- or 14-year-old.
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According to WBIR, Vanmeter's caretaker claimed she was cognitively disabled and had the mental capacity of a 13-year-old.
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One hurdle is legal, since the rules on sectioning are tied to other laws, such as the Mental Capacity Act.
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"I can feel my mental capacity, I can feel my sharpness, I can feel my health coming back," says Peter.
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Both the anti-white slurs and the remarks about his mental capacity contributed to the hate crime charges, police said.
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Snuka's mental capacity was so poor that the judge in the reopened case decided he was unfit to stand trial.
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A psychiatrist or psychologist will need to determine if the patient has the mental capacity to make the voluntary decision.
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Diplomats who have met with the king say old age may have diminished his mental capacity to restrain his son.
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The law requires either a psychiatrist or psychologist determine that the patient has the mental capacity to make the decision.
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His hip fashions, dyed brown hair and slim physique made him look physically healthy, even as his mental capacity diminished.
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He also argues Mayorga failed to present sufficient evidence that she lacked the mental capacity to agree to the terms.
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Conversely, individuals do not have to have a mental illness to lack the mental capacity to do a job.2.
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Could the behavior be caused by some illness eating away at his mental capacity, or is it just bad behavior?
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Just as we have the mental capacity to dehumanize, we're equipped with the mental programs that forge trust and understanding.
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But it's all so arbitrary and sloppy on a moment-to-moment basis, especially in terms of zombie-Superman's mental capacity.
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The law requires either a psychiatrist or psychologist must determine that the patient has the mental capacity to make the decision.
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Working with your body rather than against it, you will maximize the blood flow to your brain – and your mental capacity.
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These include reforms allowing judges to assess a juvenile's mental capacity to determine whether they understood their actions at the time.
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However, Brennan noted that the king is aging and suggested he may lack the political authority and mental capacity to act.
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The move follows a drawn-out legal battle in California that highlighted Mr. Redstone's failing health while challenging his mental capacity.
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It is important to note that a high level of mental capacity is required to execute a durable power of attorney.
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Given the president's power to launch a nuclear strike, is there a legal entity that monitors his or her mental capacity?
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In a series of experiments, we gave participants a free-association task while simultaneously taxing their mental capacity to different degrees.
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"I don't have the mental capacity to bury another motherfucking girl," Doroshow said, recounting stories of violence against trans sex workers.
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And that's fueling significant discussions online and in other circles about Biden's mental capacity beyond his long history of controversial statements.
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In the most recent setback, Lilly said that drug failed to slow declines in mental capacity of patients with even mild symptoms.
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Redstone, who turns 93 on Friday, suffers from diminished mental capacity and is dependent on his daughter, Shari Redstone, the lawsuit said.
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Dauman has said Shari Redstone is unduly influencing her 93-year-old father, who lacks the mental capacity to make these decisions.
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"And users also only have the mental capacity to remember a couple of dozen things…everything else is really lost," he adds.
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A six-year-old is not really able to, does not have the mental capacity to work out those kind of things.
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The rules restricting firearm purchases state the intent is to apply to those who lack mental capacity to manage their own affairs.
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It's what his mental state was, whether he had the mental capacity to be tried in a US court as a murderer.
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Bayley's rudderless happiness in WWE saw the mental capacity part of that become implied subtext, probably even unintentionally, but it was there.
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" Gourguechon wrote that there is little in scientific literature that defines what mental capacity means for people in positions of "great responsibility.
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"It means mental capacity, it means a lot of different things," the president said in a phone call interview with Fox News.
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U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel said in an order on Friday that he believed Roof had the mental capacity to do so.
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He cares for his younger brother Gabriel (Mykelti Williamson), who has the mental capacity of a child after suffering a war injury.
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The show painted Dassey as a victim of circumstance who didn't have the mental capacity to carry out such a brutal crime.
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Concern about the president's mental capacity escalated with the publication of Michael Wolff's book Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House.
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Each new clone decreases your mental capacity, as well, so the more clones made, the easier that person is to hurt or subdue.
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His research has found that most people have the mental capacity to sustain 150 meaningful relationships, and among them, only five close ones.
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Mr. Redstone's side argued that their client had the mental capacity to make decisions regarding his entertainment conglomerate, which includes Viacom and CBS.
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Keryn Redstone, Mr. Redstone's 34-year-old granddaughter, filed court documents in Massachusetts this month to join the lawsuit over his mental capacity.
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Former SAUs receive manual labor assignments appropriate to remaining mental capacity although individual outcomes differ widely, variant with automation time and neural recovery.
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Britain: A court in London ruled that a woman with the mental capacity of a child must undergo an abortion against her wishes.
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Read, in a declaration filed in November on behalf of Herzer, said he believed Redstone lacked the mental capacity to make that change.
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As a coach you rely on players having that mental capacity and that's through creating a coaching environment that makes it as competitive.
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"She lacks sufficient understanding and mental capacity to make decisions or give consents for her medical, placement or financial estate," the court documents say.
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Our equality and non-discrimination law remains a work in progress, and an equivalent to Britain's Mental Capacity Act is only now being drafted.
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I don't have the mental capacity for a book tonight, so I read a bit of InStyle on my Texture app before passing out.
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According to Inside Edition, Dee Dee claimed that Gypsy Rose had the mental capacity of a seven-year-old because she'd been born prematurely.
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Welsh said his client has an IQ in the mid-60s and "has the mental capacity of a child," according to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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They're also barred if they're found by a court to be not guilty by reason of mental capacity or otherwise incompetent to stand trial.
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Yet until Friday, neither Mr. Dauman nor Mr. Abrams, nor other directors of Viacom or CBS, publicly claimed that Mr. Redstone lacked mental capacity.
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Like other police uses of force, confrontations involving people with diminished mental capacity have increasingly been caught on video and turned into national news.
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At 85 years old, she was pushed about in a wheelchair, though her physical limitations were in no way indicative of her mental capacity.
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Court battles are being waged in California, Massachusetts and Delaware over whether Mr. Redstone has the mental capacity to make decisions about his businesses.
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Dauman is fighting his ouster from the trust in court, asserting that Redstone's diminished mental capacity left him vulnerable to his daughter's improper influence.
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Like patriarch Logan Roy, much of the family drama hinged on questions raised about Redstone's age and mental capacity to run the media empire.
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This can be especially beneficial for people with auditory or visual fatigue who may not have the mental capacity to immediately process the information.
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His lawyer had acknowledged Tanis was culpable, but had argued he should not be sentenced to life in prison, given his reduced mental capacity.
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Complex tasks demand more of our working memory and attention, meaning we have less mental capacity remaining to wander to the nearest stimulating distraction.
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He eventually argued that Manning's gender dysphoria — and the inability of the Army to provide treatment — might have affected Manning's mental capacity and judgment.
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Those requesting aid in dying must have mental capacity; dementia patients will have lost it by the time they're within six months of dying.
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Her work helped create major pieces of legislation, including the Children Act 1989, the Family Law Act 1996 and the Mental Capacity Act 2005.
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If anything, it appears that Sayoc may raise a defense based on his mental capacity, although it remains unclear whether he has any diagnoses.
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The charges stem from the victim's "diminished mental capacity, the fact they they tied him up, the obvious racial quotes," police commander Kevin Duffin said.
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Similarly, there is no legal authority for oversight of the president's mental capacity — determining fitness to hold office is a major purpose of the campaign.
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She was diagnosed with cerebral palsy and has the mental capacity of a child half her age, according to her mother, Felipa de la Cruz.
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Do we really want more situations like we saw with Sumner Redstone of Viacom, with trials over founders' mental capacity playing out in the media?
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Murderers frequently use an insanity plea in court to avoid the death sentence, and are, at times, given IQ tests to gauge their mental capacity.
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Mr. Jackson also notes how Mr. Redstone, facing a legal battle from a former companion questioning his mental capacity, has skipped earnings calls and shareholder meetings.
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Later she would go through "a catastrophic lobotomy" at the age of 23 that "left her with the mental capacity of a toddler," according to People.
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The president's lawyers tried, but failed, to stop publication of "Fire and Fury" (the book submits that some of Mr Trump's aides question his mental capacity).
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Sydney Holland wants a judge to appoint "independent medical experts to evaluate Redstone's physical and mental capacity," according to documents filed in Los Angeles Superior Court.
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Moore v Texas revisits the question of intellectual disability to ask whether Texas used an outdated method of measuring a man's mental capacity before condemning him.
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" Reagan continued to defend Nixon even after the release of White House tapes in which Nixon described Reagan as "pretty shallow" and of "limited mental capacity.
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Mr. Dauman and Mr. Abrams have filed a lawsuit contesting the moves, arguing in court that Mr. Redstone lacked the mental capacity to make those decisions.
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The suit challenges Mr. Redstone's mental capacity, depicting him as suffering "profound physical and mental illness" and being subject to the undue influence of Ms. Redstone.
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In the end, the victor was Sumner M. Redstone, 93, the mogul with a $40 billion media empire whose mental capacity was questioned time and again.
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Hydrate, listen to your body, and understand that if you don't have the physical or mental capacity to show up for your cause sometimes, it's okay.
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In a filing on Thursday she also questioned if Dauman's side did enough to assure themselves that Redstone had the mental capacity to understand the terms.
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However, the conversation only reveals that Lolly doesn't have the mental capacity to keep this secret, since she's so convinced that the government is after her.
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As GOP leaders were huddled in Camp David for strategy sessions, Trump fired off a furious round of tweets attacking detractors for questioning his mental capacity.
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I thought about my depression, about the pit of emptiness that had become my mental capacity outside of working and otherwise functioning on a basic level.
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For me, I've come to accept that I have the mental capacity, the discipline and the desire to help people rather than hurt them — and myself.
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It is why wheelchair users are sometimes presumed to be cognitively impaired even though the ability to walk has absolutely nothing to do with mental capacity.
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The president's mental capacity to serve has come up because we can't be sure of his ability to think rationally and make sound, reality-based decisions.
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Your psychic abilities are boosted, and with that, you may want to stay away from negative people, because you simply won't have the mental capacity for it.
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Brooke – who officers said appeared to have diminished mental capacity – said she woke up that Tuesday and found Tammara unconscious on the bathroom floor about 9 a.m.
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The move comes amid the ongoing legal fight over the mental capacity of the 214.6-year-old Redstone, who already had his pay reduced substantially for 257.5.
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Homo sapiens are currently the most intelligent species on the planet, where "intelligence" is defined as the mental capacity to attain suitable ends to achieve one's means.
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In the face of questions over his mental capacity and concerns about corporate governance, Mr. Redstone stepped down as executive chairman of the two companies in February.
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" After Trump left the meeting, Mattis reportedly grew extraordinarily frustrated and told associates that the president had displayed the mental capacity of "a fifth- or sixth-grader.
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Another view is that by being slow and deliberate, Mr. Redstone can show that he still has the mental capacity and the ability to make hard decisions.
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We already have the potential to improve dramatically the mental capacity of all Americans, regardless of age, even those who have experienced serious brain illness or injury.
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His campaign has also sought to sow doubts about the mental capacity of Biden, who is widely perceived as the likely nominee after a string of wins.
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They tried this about a year ago with Donald Trump, that he&aposs in declining mental capacity, Omarosa&aposs coming out with some book claiming that as well.
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Their argument is that Brown may not have had the mental capacity to be convicted of first-degree murder because she suffered from Fetal Alcohol Syndrome in utero.
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Stanley Reed MEDIA For the last five months, the ailing media mogul Sumner M. Redstone has been the subject of a salacious legal battle over his mental capacity.
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Do people in the media do this because they don't have the "mental capacity" to know that what they are saying is false, or are they simply lying?
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And it incited yet another legal dispute over whether Mr. Redstone, who is 19803 and in poor health, has the mental capacity to make decisions about his companies.
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The media mogul has trouble speaking and needs around-the-clock care, according to court documents filed in a suit by his former girlfriend questioning his mental capacity.
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While the lawsuit concerned Mr. Redstone's personal life, a decision that he lacked mental capacity could have set off a contentious battle for control at CBS and Viacom.
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One issue not in dispute, the judge said, is that Mr. Redstone needs someone to take charge of his care, regardless of the state of his mental capacity.
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And it was notable that the most blistering critique of Mr. Trump and attacks on his mental capacity came from the moderate wing of the Iranian political system.
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It's beside the point not because a president's mental capacity doesn't matter, nor because we should blindly accept our leaders' declarations of their own stability, let alone genius.
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If Herzer wins at the trial, a seven-person trust might then assess Redstone's mental capacity to vote his shares, according to a person familiar with the situation.
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U.S. President Donald Trump defended his intellect and mental capacity on Saturday, in the wake of the publication of a book taking aim at his fitness for office.
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The bill requires a second opinion on the diagnosis, and either a psychiatrist or psychologist must determine that the patient has the mental capacity to make the decision.
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One of Yoder's victims was a 12-year-old boy, described in court papers as having the mental capacity of a 6-year-old, whom Yoder met through school.
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Poor diets mean that 38% of children under the age of five are so underfed as to damage their physical and mental capacity irreversibly, according the Global Nutrition Report.
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In new court documents filed Wednesday, directors of National Amusements added Sumner M. Redstone's two great-grandchildren as so-called nominal defendants to their suit challenging his mental capacity.
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Mr. Dauman promptly filed a lawsuit, challenging whether Mr. Redstone had the mental capacity to make such moves and suggesting that Mr. Redstone had been manipulated by his daughter.
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The removal of directors sparked another legal dispute over whether Mr. Redstone, who is 93 and in poor health, has the mental capacity to make decisions on his companies.
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But after I was about 21970 or 2100, she declined in health and mental capacity, and she was in a nursing home the last couple years of her life.
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She said his motive might have been to help Ms. Buchbinder because he craved her approval and love, but he still had the mental capacity to understand his acts.
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But as Top Drawer Soccer's Will Parchman points out, Missimo brings a mental capacity—with precocious creativity as a No. 10—to the game that's unparalleled by her peers.
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Supreme Court precedents dating to the 1980s make it unconstitutional to execute someone who lacks the mental capacity to understand the relationship between his crime and his death sentence.
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The company's announcement comes nearly three months after Eli Lilly and Co said its Alzheimer's treatment failed to slow declines in mental capacity of patients with even mild symptoms.
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The woman said Cruz had the mental capacity of a 12- to 213-year-old and had been kicked out of school for throwing chairs at students and teachers.
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Trump himself used Twitter to lash out against Wolff and specifically compared himself to Ronald Reagan, who was the target of claims that his mental capacity diminished in office.
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She was 23 when Dee Dee was killed, but had been told by her mother that she was just a teenager with the mental capacity of a 7-year-old.
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The President even attacked Biden during a recent trip to Japan -- using assaults on the former vice president's mental capacity by North Korea's official media -- to back up his case.
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For years, Latulip's mother, believed her son may have been abused and taken advantage of because of a developmental disorder he had that left him with a childlike mental capacity.
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But the same testimony, a transcript of which was released to news organizations, also included halting answers, profanity, forgetfulness and nonresponsiveness — putting renewed focus on the media mogul's mental capacity.
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In a February ruling, Judge Cowan decided that the case would go to trial because of a "plethora of disputed factual issues" about Mr. Redstone's mental capacity and medical care.
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The hospital discharge papers indicate that due to Rosa Maria's diminished mental capacity, she needs to be cared for by people she knows and is comfortable with, her attorney said.
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The two men, Philippe P. Dauman and George S. Abrams immediately filed suit, challenging Mr. Redstone's mental capacity and asserting that he had been manipulated by his daughter, Shari Redstone.
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I know how awful it is to watch people you love struggle as the disease robs them of their mental capacity, and there is nothing you can do about it.
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"Our brain needs glucose to function, and a high-glucose meal will aid mental capacity considerably compared to a fasted brain," Nutritional Psychology Doctoral Researcher Katie Barfoot told The Telegraph.
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That Read and Spar, two respected and similarly trained specialists in geriatric psychiatry, could come to such different views illustrates the intrinsic challenge in evaluations of mental capacity, experts said.
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The judge in the Court of Protection said she made her decision based on consideration of the abortion law, the 2005 Mental Capacity Act and evidence presented at the hearing.
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The sun also harmonizes with Uranus on Thursday evening at 11:303 PM. We feel a push toward doing something liberating, and we have the mental capacity to explain why.
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During the call, the woman described a teenager prone to anger with the "mental capacity of a 12 to 14 year old" that deteriorated after his mother died last year.
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The issue of the President's mental capacity has received significant attention in recent weeks as Michael Wolff's best-seller, "Fire and Fury," has raised concerns about the commander in chief.
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So not just your stature or your height but also your overall physical capacity and your mental capacity isn't anywhere near what it would be if you'd had proper nutrition.
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"My son is probably not going to walk, probably not going to speak, probably not going to have any mental capacity beyond the level of a 2-year-old," he said.
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Eli Lilly and Co said last month that its experimental Alzheimer's treatment, solanezumab, failed to slow declines in mental capacity of patients with even mild symptoms in a late-stage study.
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There was no public indication Read had changed his opinion from November, when he filed a court declaration saying he believed Redstone lacked the mental capacity to change his healthcare directive.
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They cited the results of two recent exams by a geriatric psychiatrist hired by Mr. Redstone that concluded he had "legal mental capacity" and was not under the influence of others.
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Mr. Dauman and Mr. Abrams filed suit in Massachusetts challenging Mr. Redstone's mental capacity to make decisions related to his businesses and asserting that he had been manipulated by his daughter.
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The plaintiffs, Philippe P. Dauman and George S. Abrams, are challenging Mr. Redstone's mental capacity and asserting that he was unduly influenced by his daughter, Shari Redstone, when he dismissed them.
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I eat either because I have to so will make something easy to eat while working, or I stress eat junk food because I don't have the mental capacity to resist.
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Keryn Redstone, Mr. Redstone's granddaughter, who asserted that she had been disinherited of $6 million and potentially $1 billion more, also filed to join the lawsuit over Mr. Redstone's mental capacity.
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Elderly victims may not report crimes, for example, because they are concerned that relatives may think victims no longer have the mental capacity to take care of their own financial affairs.
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We don't have time for sex, nor the mental capacity to seek it out, nor enjoy it when it comes, so that it can potentially be sustained in, like, a relationship.
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Duffin said the department sought hate crime charges because of the victim's diminished mental capacity, the fact that the four suspects tied him up and the racial epithets heard on the video.
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Duffin said the department sought hate-crime charges because of the victim's diminished mental capacity, the fact that the four suspects tied him up and the racial epithets heard on the video.
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Mr. Dauman has said Mr. Redstone, 93, lacks the mental capacity to make business decisions about his companies, and that Ms. Redstone is manipulating her father in moves to reshape his boards.
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Mr. Dauman and Mr. Abrams immediately filed a suit in Massachusetts seeking to invalidate the decisions, challenging Mr. Redstone's mental capacity and claiming he had been manipulated by his daughter, Shari Redstone.
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Whether or not Mr. Redstone, 92, is competent is the subject of a lawsuit filed in November by Manuela Herzer, his former companion and onetime romantic partner, who challenged his mental capacity.
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The Onos, who live here in Zama, a suburb of Yokohama, want the world to know more about their cherished son, who is autistic and has the mental capacity of a toddler.
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As a result, only a small fraction of your mental capacity remains engaged in what is before it, and mind-wandering and ruminations become a tax on the quality of your life.
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Brown's lawyers had said she was a victim of sex trafficking, who feared for her life and did not have the mental capacity to be culpable in the killing because she was .
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The two men filed suit, challenging the mental capacity of Mr. Redstone, who is 93 and in failing health, and asserting that he had been unduly influenced by his daughter, Shari Redstone.
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Former NFL QB Erik Kramer wants to erase his marriage from the books ... claiming his 2015 failed suicide attempt left him with a lack of mental capacity to legally consent to marriage.
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It'll help you free up the mental capacity for things that really matter, like spending time with family and friends and trying to figure out just how much eggnog is too much eggnog.
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By the time that they might get a six-month life-expectancy prognosis, they would be most unlikely to have the necessary mental capacity to request, and be accepted for, an assisted death.
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Today, I'm afraid to decline professional opportunities even when I don't have the bandwidth or the mental capacity to take on more projects, because I'm scared that the extra gigs will stop coming.
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Spar concluded Redstone had the "legal mental capacity" required when he removed Dauman and Viacom board member George Abrams from the Sumner M. Redstone National Amusements Trust on May 20, the statement said.
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When a revocable trust is established, Kozak recommends a "disability committee" of family members named in the trust document to determine when the donor no longer has the required level of mental capacity.
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At the same time, a legal battle is underway in Los Angeles over the mental capacity of Sumner M. Redstone, who controls about 80 percent of the voting stock in Viacom and CBS.
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She was diagnosed with cerebral palsy and has the mental capacity of a child half her age, according to her mother, Felipa De La Cruz, who said her daughter doesn't understand what's happening.
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At the top of the list: While Mr. Redstone's primary physician stated that Mr. Redstone was mentally fit, a geriatric psychiatrist examined Mr. Redstone in January and found that he lacked mental capacity.
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The tweets ended five months of relative silence from the president on the volatile subject of gender, reintroducing a political vulnerability: his history of demeaning women for their age, appearance and mental capacity.
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A cursory perusal of entertainment periodicals and television sitcoms would suggest that anyone over the age of sixty-five has declined in mental capacity, or is no longer a contributing member of society.
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Nevertheless, he says he has still not recovered from the brain injury from the suicide attempt so when he said "I do," it was without the necessary mental capacity to seal the deal.
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It robs its victims of their mental capacity, stunts their growth and causes both the characteristic "nodding-off" motion which gives its name and more serious seizures, often when a child is being fed.
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Clinton's campaign amplified its message this weekend with web videos and ads lampooning Trump's visit to his golf courses in Scotland, designed to convince voters he sorely lacks the mental capacity to be President.
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According to the documents, she "lacks sufficient understanding and mental capacity to make decisions or give consents for her medical, placement or financial estate" and suffers from quadriplegia, recurrent pneumonia and a seizure disorder.
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But a notation on the war court docket indicates that Judge Libretto recently ordered a military medical board to evaluate the prisoner's mental capacity before the trial, which is scheduled to start next September.
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Mr. Dauman and George Abrams, a Viacom director who was also removed from the trust, are longtime confidants of Mr. Redstone who now find themselves pushed aside and forced to challenge his mental capacity.
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An article on Thursday about a decision by Viacom's board to stop paying a salary to its chairman emeritus, Sumner M. Redstone, misstated the credentials of the person who evaluated Mr. Redstone's mental capacity.
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The disclosure was made in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday, as settlement talks continued in a lawsuit brought by a former companion who is challenging Mr. Redstone's mental capacity.
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She said Mr. Gonzales-Mugaburu objected, once approaching her in the parking lot of the treatment center and telling her that the teenager did not have the mental capacity to make such a decision.
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The legal battle over whether Sumner M. Redstone has the mental capacity to make decisions about his $40 billion media empire is scheduled to go to trial in October in a Massachusetts court house.
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The dismissal was a blow to Manuela Herzer, Mr. Redstone's former lover, who brought the suit challenging Mr. Redstone's mental capacity, and a clear legal victory for Mr. Redstone and, by extension, his daughter.
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It included legal fights in three states centering on the question of whether or not Mr. Redstone, who is 93 and in poor health, had the mental capacity to make decisions about his businesses.
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They have also countered in court filings with testimony from a doctor who examined the elderly Redstone and found the billionaire had the mental capacity needed to take Dauman and Abrams off his trust.
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The unidentified woman, who lives in London, is in her 20s and has the mental capacity of a 6- to 9-year-old child, according to evidence presented Friday at the court in London.
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President Donald Trump stood before about 500 of the Republican Party's biggest patrons at his Mar-a-Lago resort on Friday and raised a topic few in the audience expected: Joe Biden's mental capacity.
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Whether in person or on video, though, you will have to show a notary your ID to ensure that the will belongs to you and that you have the mental capacity to create one.
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Medical tests on former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia, ordered by a London court, had found they may both have had their mental capacity compromised through exposure to the nerve agent.
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At one point, the caustic fight for control included legal battles in three states, all centering on the question of whether or not Mr. Redstone had the mental capacity to make decisions about his businesses.
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After the abrupt dismissal of that suit in May, without any decision on Mr. Redstone's mental capacity, Ms. Redstone then turned her attentions to the battle for control of her father's $40 billion media empire.
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He stressed that he was not making a finding related to Mr. Redstone's mental capacity or the credibility of Ms. Herzer or Ms. Redstone, but was focusing on the issue of Mr. Redstone's health care.
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He previously told CNN that he believes the right candidate should be able to inspire people, have the vision for the job, the physical and mental capacity for the job and have the right experience.
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A variety of factors can affect the assessment of mental capacity, such as the time of day, said Dr. Daniel Plotkin, an expert in geriatric psychiatry who co-wrote a forthcoming research paper with Spar.
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Two years ago, Spar was a key witness in the suit over the sale of the Clippers, testifying that Donald Sterling lacked the mental capacity to override his wife Shelly's decision to sell the team.
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The law requires the court to presume Redstone is competent, putting the burden on Herzer, 51, to prove the multi-billionaire lacked mental capacity in October when he removed her as his health care agent.
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All the people I spoke to nonetheless see it as an imperative for the success of coalition war against terrorism—a war that relies largely on the physical and mental capacity of the security forces.
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Yet there is a growing call from a group of psychiatrists — the best medical experts at interpreting aberrant human behavior — for exactly this: an emergency evaluation of the president's mental capacity, by force if necessary.
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In the documents, it said the woman "lacks sufficient understanding and mental capacity to make decisions or give consents for her medical, placement or financial estate" and suffers from quadriplegia, recurrent pneumonia and a seizure disorder.
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Lawyers for the ailing media mogul Sumner M. Redstone have entered settlement talks over a lawsuit brought by a former companion who has challenged his mental capacity, according to three people with knowledge of the discussions.
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The lackluster earnings, reported on Thursday, put a harsh spotlight on the actual business results of a company that has been engulfed in legal turmoil over the mental capacity of its controlling shareholder, Sumner M. Redstone.
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"The precise effect of their exposure on their long-term health remains unclear, albeit medical tests indicate that their mental capacity might be compromised to an unknown and so far unascertained degree," the court order read.
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Questions about Mr. Redstone's mental capacity and related corporate governance issues burst into public view last year when a former girlfriend filed a salacious lawsuit that revealed embarrassing details about his feeble condition and sexual desires.
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The president said that while doubts about his mental capacity have been frequently raised by his critics, he proved them wrong with his stunning victory in the 85033 election and his career in television and business.
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Though Kennedy joined Alito's opinion in Glossip, the former swing justice frequently voted with his liberal colleagues in cases asking whether especially harsh punishments could be applied to people that Kennedy believed to have diminished mental capacity.
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The documents obtained by PEOPLE state the patient "lacks sufficient understanding and mental capacity to make decisions or give consents for her medical, placement or financial estate" and suffers from quadriplegia, recurrent pneumonia and a seizure disorder.
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Mr. Dauman and George S. Abrams, a longtime Viacom director, are challenging Mr. Redstone's competency in court, saying he does not have the mental capacity to have made the recent decisions that have shaken his media conglomerate.
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It's a huge area of focus, and we actually have some leads on how we have to change the diet, what micronutrients might be missing, to get the physical and mental capacity up to its full potential.
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Mr. Roof chose to allow his court-appointed legal team to represent him during the guilt phase, but sidelined them during the penalty proceedings to prevent them from introducing any evidence regarding his family background or mental capacity.
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Sumner M. Redstone, the aging media mogul, has settled a long-running legal battle with his former girlfriend Manuela Herzer, capping a dispute that challenged Mr. Redstone's mental capacity and sowed doubt over the future of his empire.
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"The precise effect of their exposure on their long term health remains unclear, albeit medical tests indicate that their mental capacity might be compromised to an unknown and so far unascertained degree," Judge David Williams said in his ruling.
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Tomaszewski hit an inmate with the mental capacity of a 9-year-old in the face with her elbows after he was rendered unconscious, possibly by a "choke hold," a Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper wrote in a report.
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While the word "Alzheimer's" is never uttered, it is soon apparent that this man in his early 70s has begun to lose some of his mental capacity — forgetting words and becoming confused about the identity of people he meets.
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Brown's lawyers are asking the Sixth Court of Appeals to look at her case again and to consider whether she was innocent as she lacked the sufficient mental capacity for a murder conviction at the time, according to the outlet.
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Doctors examining her warned that detaining and repeatedly segregating her in handcuffs was causing her mental deterioration, and she was eventually assessed as lacking capacity under the Mental Capacity Act, with an official solicitor appointed to act on her behalf.
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While the judge said he could not make conclusions about Redstone's mental capacity short of trial, he did express concern at the state of Redstone's health, according to a tentative ruling distributed before a hearing on Monday in Los Angeles.
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Regardless of whether or not Mr. Redstone had the mental capacity to oust two longtime confidants from the trust that will control his companies after he dies or is declared incompetent, the outcome would have been the same, his lawyers said.
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The Delaware judge ruled that Redstone's lawyers must defend in a trial his move to oust five directors from Viacom's board and suggested that he wants to get a better picture of the 93-year-old media mogul's mental capacity.
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After a year of often bizarre behavior, occasional slurred speech, and the claims made in the book "Fire and Fury" by Michael Wolff about Trump's team questioning his mental capacity, there's been lots of speculation about the president's mental health.
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The constitutionality of the death penalty itself is not on the table, but two related questions are: whether racially biased testimony constitutes inadequate defense and merits an appeal, and to what degree lower courts can decide how to determine mental capacity.
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WASHINGTON — As Americans struggled Monday to make sense once again of the mass shootings plaguing the United States, President Trump sought to steer the national conversation to questions about the mental capacity of those pulling the triggers, not the weapons themselves.
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The neuroscience of mindfulness involves, in part, strengthening a part of mental capacity known as "working memory" — a short-term, moment-to-moment catalog of tasks understood by scientists to effectively hold only a few pieces of information at one time.
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That Gypsy, who was in her early 20s, would have had a role in killing her mother surprised those who had contact with her because the Gypsy they had seen used a wheelchair and had a diminished, childlike mental capacity.
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Coming amid a previously-unheard-of debate over the mental capacity of the country's oldest president at the time of his first election, the yearly presidential physical has attracted renewed attention from a capital now consumed with Trump's mental health.
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There will be exceptions to the presumed consent system, including those aged under 18, individuals who lack the mental capacity to understand the changes and people who have not lived in England for at least 12 months before their death.
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LONDON/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A military-grade nerve toxin attack on former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter may have left them with compromised mental capacity and it is unclear whether they will recover, a British judge said on Thursday.
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An unidentified doctor who is treating the Skripals said they were both heavily sedated and unable to communicate, and that it was not possible to assess when or to what extent either may regain mental capacity, according to the court's ruling.
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He told constituents that his decision last year to vote for a rollback of an Obama-era regulation barring Social Security beneficiaries from owning guns if they lack the mental capacity to manage their own benefits was a civil rights issue.
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PHOENIX (Reuters) - An Arizona teenager jailed on charges of plotting to bomb a public building suffers from autism, with the mental capacity of someone younger than 13 and a "limited ability to function on his own," his parents said on Thursday.
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While some in town supported the move, there was considerable consternation over whether Ms. Lee, who was nearly blind and almost deaf, had the mental capacity to sign off on publication and to understand the consequences that it might have for her legacy.
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People have a limited amount of mental capacity to think about their problems, argues Hugo Harper of the Behavioural Insights Team, a part-publicly owned think-tank which co-authored a recent report on the subject with Guy's and St Thomas' Charity.
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As someone who is reluctantly still invested in Game of Thrones, when Black Sails was recommended to me it was an immediate NO. I couldn't see myself having the mental capacity for more bad gore, poorly written politics, and awful sex scenes.
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A geriatric psychiatrist hired by Sumner M. Redstone has concluded that the ailing mogul had the "legal mental capacity" to oust two longtime confidants from the trust that will control his $40 billion media empire after he dies or is declared incompetent.
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A lawsuit brought by Manuela Herzer, one of Mr. Redstone's late-in-life romantic partners, stripped him of whatever dignity he might have hoped to retain by publicly revealing humiliating details about his physical and sexual appetites and his diminishing mental capacity.
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At the center of it all is Ms. Herzer, now 51, who claims in the suit that Mr. Redstone lacked mental capacity and was under the undue influence of a nurse and his daughter, Shari Redstone, when he changed his health care plan.
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The agreement, which requires approval from a judge, would put an end to the four-month public spectacle that began in November when Manuela Herzer, a former companion and romantic partner of Mr. Redstone, filed a lawsuit challenging Mr. Redstone's mental capacity.
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There's a broad consensus among scientists that the frequent consumption of meat enabled our brain volume and mental capacity to grow far beyond that of the other hominidae—the taxonomic family that includes all the extant species of gorillas, orangutans, chimpanzees, and bonobos.
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"Since the project began, I know children have been getting iodized salt at home and in the canteen here, and mental capacity has improved," Faye says, adding that the school now ranks fourth out of 31 for test results in the region.
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The victim, at the facility since she was a toddler, "lacks sufficient understanding and mental capacity to make decisions or give consents for her medical, placement or financial estate" and suffers from quadriplegia, recurrent pneumonia and a seizure disorder, according to her medical records.
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The trial, which took place in the fall of 2018, didn't so much question as to whether or not Godejohn killed Dee Dee or not (because he did, and there was a massive amount of evidence to prove it), but rather his mental capacity.
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A psychiatrist who examined Sumner Redstone twice last month found the 93-year-old retained the mental capacity needed to remove Viacom Inc Chief Executive Philippe Dauman from the trust that will eventually control the company, according to a spokesman for the media mogul.
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But authorities say the truth emerged after Gypsy had Dee Dee murdered on June 14, 2015: Though her mother said she was a terminally ill teenager, with the mental capacity of a child, Gypsy was then in fact 23 years old — and she could walk.
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The victim, at the facility since she was a toddler, "lacks sufficient understanding and mental capacity to make decisions or give consents for her medical, placement or financial estate" and suffers from quadriplegia, recurrent pneumonia and a seizure disorder, according to her medical records.
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A psychiatrist who examined Roof as his mental capacity to stand trial was weighed found he suffered from a social anxiety disorder, mixed substance abuse, a schizoid personality disorder and a possible autistic spectrum disorder, and had a history of depression, the court records show.
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But, according to Mark Synnott, a long-time friend of Honnold's and author of a new book chronicling the ascent, when the scan indicated that Honnold's amydgala was "perfectly normal," it revealed something altogether more interesting about humans' mental capacity to master their greatest fears.
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"It is telling that Mr. Dauman is raising the question of mental capacity for the first time after he's been removed when, just months ago in court documents, he pronounced Mr. Redstone 'engaged, attentive, and as opinionated as ever,'" Mr. Klieger said in the statement.
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Ms. Redstone agreed on Friday for the Massachusetts court to dismiss the claims brought by Philippe P. Dauman and George S. Abrams, two former directors of the trust, in a suit asserting that Mr. Redstone lacked the mental capacity to make decisions about his businesses.
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Last week, a judge had ruled that an abortion was in the best interests of the unidentified woman, who is in her 20s, lives in London and has the mental capacity of a 6- to 9-year-old, according to evidence presented in court.
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As of Tuesday, he had an appeal with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, claiming that he is ineligible for the death penalty because he suffers from Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, a condition that has diminished his mental capacity, court papers showed.
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"I think it's a true test of your fitness level and mental capacity as a driver, not just for the heat but for the endurance it takes," said Hendrick Motorsports driver William Byron, who did not finish in his Charlotte 600-mile debut last year.
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" Corporate governance at both Viacom and CBS has been the target of scrutiny by investors in recent months, prompted by a lawsuit filed in November by a former companion of Mr. Redstone, which challenged the media mogul's mental capacity and depicted him as a "living ghost.
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"My son is probably not going to walk, probably not going to speak, probably not going to have any mental capacity beyond the level of a 2-year-old," says Engel, 44, NBC News' Chief Foreign Correspondent, in the new issue of PEOPLE, on stands Friday.
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"The fact that it is below 32 degrees does not give the government permission to take someone off the street," he said, noting that such action — under the state's Mental Hygiene Law — requires the police to interview and determine mental capacity before taking a person in custody.
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"I know how awful it is to watch people you love struggle as the disease robs them of their mental capacity ... It feels a lot like you're experiencing a gradual death of the person that you knew," he said in a blog post about the dementia investments.
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A geriatric psychiatrist hired by Mr. Redstone stated in a report released last week that he retained "legal mental capacity" to make the business decisions he did, and that they "reflect his own authentic wishes and preferences," based on two exams in the last two weeks.
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California's law permits physicians to prescribe a lethal cocktail to patients who request it and meet certain criteria: They must be adults expected to die within six months who are able to self-administer the drug and retain the mental capacity to make a decision like this.
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Medical records earlier obtained by PEOPLE state the woman — a resident of the facility since she was a toddler — "lacks sufficient understanding and mental capacity to make decisions or give consents for her medical, placement or financial estate" and suffers from quadriplegia, recurrent pneumonia and a seizure disorder.
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Medical records earlier obtained by PEOPLE state the victim — a resident of the facility since she was a toddler — "lacks sufficient understanding and mental capacity to make decisions or give consents for her medical, placement or financial estate" and suffers from quadriplegia, recurrent pneumonia and a seizure disorder.
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The result has been transformational," Huffington says, adding that, "all the science now demonstrates unequivocally that when we get enough sleep, everything is better: our health; our mental capacity and clarity; our joy at life; and our ability to live life without reacting to every bad thing that happens.
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"The petitioner must not only show that she lacked both the physical and the mental capacity to bring the claim, but also that the disability was of such an all-encompassing nature as to prevent her from even authorizing another to file the claim," the court curtly replied.
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The development is a victory for Manuela Herzer, the former companion of Mr. Redstone, who claims in a lawsuit that Mr. Redstone, who is 92 and in frail health, lacked the mental capacity to remove her from a directive that would have put her in charge of his health decisions.
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The question of whether or not Calvin had the "requisite knowledge or mental capacity to understand" his actions was raised by the Immigration Appeal Division member in Canada, who ultimately decided that the "intelligent, eloquent and well-informed" Calvin would've had an independent understanding of what he was doing at 16.
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As someone who has spent way too much of his dwindling mental capacity over the years obsessing over Duke basketball, our version of Skull and Bones that everyone gets to join, I can't tell you how uplifting it is to find Yale, of all teams, as our opponent in Saturday's game.
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Appeals to overturn the ban were denied by the Ministry which maintained that the book was not appropriate for teaching in Israeli schools because "intimate relations between Jews and non-Jews threatens the separate identity" and teenagers did not have the mental capacity to understand the "significance of miscegenation" (interracial relationships).
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"Trump does not have the mental capacity to deal with issues," the speaker of Iran's parliament told the assembly yesterday in a live broadcast on state TV. Members of parliament burned a U.S. flag and a symbolic copy of the deal as the session began, alongside chanting "Death to America".
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"The trusts are often created when a child reaches the age of maturity and parents have a better sense of whether the child will ever achieve financial independence, have the mental capacity to make financial decisions, be able to live independently and what supports will be available to the child," Nauheimer said.
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In what would become a decades-long secret and a source of deep shame for the most famous dynasty in American history, Joe and Rose Kennedy's intellectually disabled eldest daughter lost everything at age 23, when her father scheduled a catastrophic lobotomy that left her with the mental capacity of a toddler.
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Rosemary Kennedy, the "hidden Kennedy" who underwent a lobotomy at just 23 years old, ordered by her father, Joseph P. Kennedy, leaving her with the mental capacity of a two year old, had an unlikely friendship with the daughter of actress Marlene Dietrich when the star was having an affair with Rosemary's father.
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"Trump does not have the mental capacity to deal with issues," parliament speaker Ali Larijani told the assembly, broadcast live on state TV. Members of parliament burned a U.S. flag and a symbolic copy of the Iran deal, known officially as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), as a session of parliament began.
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" An amendment put forward by St Pier last week in response to accusations of vagueness in the original proposal prioritizes the need to improve palliative care and capacity legislation and specifies that the process should be available only to "terminally ill adults resident in Guernsey with mental capacity and less than 6 months to live.
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The two sides have completed a settlement agreement that puts an end to messy legal battles in Massachusetts, Delaware and California over whether Mr. Redstone had the mental capacity to make decisions about his businesses and whether he was being manipulated by Ms. Redstone, who was long estranged from her father before they recently reconciled.
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Even before the court determines whether Mr. Redstone had the mental capacity to oust the two executives, it must first assess what actions Mr. Redstone took to hire his legal team and instruct them to act on his behalf, said John C. Coffee Jr., director of the Center on Corporate Governance at Columbia Law School.
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The woman, who has been a resident of the Phoenix long-term care facility operated by Hacienda HealthCare since she was a toddler, "lacks sufficient understanding and mental capacity to make decisions or give consents for her medical, placement or financial estate" and suffers from quadriplegia, recurrent pneumonia and a seizure disorder, according to her medical records.
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I think it's definitely not the time to sit on your hands because when you have a newborn who is hungry and who needs to be fed, or changed, or bathed or held, you're not going to necessarily have the mental capacity to want to answer questions from your team that could have been answered ahead of time.
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Although the blunt-but-laboured testimony of the 92-year-old mogul persuaded the judge that "further judicial involvement" was not necessary to protect Mr Redstone's well-being, the judge was careful to note that he was "not making any ultimate finding relating to Redstone's mental capacity, one way or another or whether he was unduly influenced".
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And now, the backdrop of it all is a lawsuit brought by Viacom directors that questions whether Mr. Redstone — who turns 93 on Friday, is in poor health and has not been seen publicly for a year — has the mental capacity to make such complex business decisions and whether he has been manipulated by his daughter, Shari Redstone.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE continued bashing Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Wednesday, calling her a "disgrace" as he acknowledged questioning her mental capacity.
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As Engel, 44, began realizing the implications of the diagnosis —"My son is probably not going to walk, probably not going to speak, probably not going to have any mental capacity beyond the level of a 2-year-old," he tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue, on stands Friday — he returned to his seat on the military convoy, numb.
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While acknowledging that earlier court precedent finding it unconstitutional to execute someone who lacks the "mental capacity to understand" that he is being "executed as a punishment for a crime," the court reasoned that that holding was distinct from holding capital punishment constitutionally improper merely because a defendant no longer recalls the details of the crime for which he was convicted.
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