Some wondered whether Pound's mental condition was an extenuating circumstance.
|
|
He diagnosed Bailey with a mental condition called conversion disorder.
|
|
Osotthanakorn described the boys' physical and mental condition as good.
|
|
Nor does the dismissal settle questions surrounding Mr Redstone's mental condition.
|
|
They couldn't confirm if she had been diagnosed with a mental condition.
|
|
The World Health Organization declassified homosexuality as a mental condition in 1992.
|
|
And in her current mental condition, she's quite likely to block you.
|
|
Washington (CNN)Her husband believes President Donald Trump's mental condition is deteriorating.
|
|
Ali's family says he has suffered from the mental condition for years.
|
|
It reduces risks of nearly every physical and mental condition there is.
|
|
"She is in excellent mental condition," Bardack wrote in the letter of Clinton.
|
|
Umerov said doctors were due to rule on his mental condition next week.
|
|
"Mudd is in no mental condition to have such a Clearance," Trump said.
|
|
He has a mental condition that makes him go into fits of laughter.
|
|
True or not, the town's residents were aware that Audrey's mental condition was deteriorating.
|
|
It's a mental condition characterized by an insatiable hunger to be the center of attention.
|
|
Shareholders have closely followed the case for what it could reveal about his mental condition.
|
|
"For us, the most important thing now is to treat her mental condition," he said.
|
|
Dennard destroyed him but Mudd is in no mental condition to have such a Clearance.
|
|
Nothing looks easy enough for my current mental condition, so I just go back to bed.
|
|
" He later spoke to radio host Big Boy, confirming he was "diagnosed with a mental condition.
|
|
Averting your eyes is refusing to come to grips with Trump's mental condition and psychological state.
|
|
"I had never been diagnosed [with a mental condition] until I was 39," West told Big Boy.
|
|
The details of Spears's conservatorship have not been made public, nor has her mental condition or diagnosis.
|
|
His mental condition deteriorated, and he was diagnosed in prison with unspecified psychosis and major depressive disorder.
|
|
TMZ reported the breakdown was triggered by a mental condition that had nothing to do with drugs.
|
|
The Union Leader said he wasn't held criminally responsible for shooting the officers because of his mental condition.
|
|
It also says the board misrepresented Redstone's deteriorated physical and mental condition in a January 2015 proxy statement.
|
|
Holden's mental condition, though, is another matter — he is jolted periodically by visions of some sort of hellscape.
|
|
"With the proper help, he [will] stay in good mental condition, and can get a grip on what's next."
|
|
It also said the Viacom board misrepresented Redstone's deteriorated physical and mental condition in a January 2015 proxy statement.
|
|
Some experts, including a United Nations official, said he had exhibited signs of a deteriorating physical and mental condition.
|
|
Many of the newly insured sought treatment for a physical or mental condition for the first time in years.
|
|
"My mental condition was deteriorating rapidly, and I was on [antidepressant] medication No. 14 and it wasn't working," Todd says.
|
|
Clinton's doctors said her physical exam was normal, apart from the pneumonia, and that she was in excellent mental condition.
|
|
Liu&aposs friends in recent months have said her mental condition has steadily deteriorated, particularly since the death of her husband.
|
|
"The remainder of her complete physical exam was normal and she is in excellent mental condition," Bardack wrote in the letter.
|
|
For people who are poor, older, or have a physical or mental condition, evacuating during a natural disaster can be almost impossible.
|
|
West has been having medical issues of his own, recently revealing that he was diagnosed with a mental condition and contemplated suicide .
|
|
Judge Timothy Sullivan cited lack of housing and her "physical and mental condition," among other things, as the reason for her detainment.
|
|
Therefore, it is Mr. Trump's mental condition that causes his erratic and irrational thoughts and behavior, which, in fact, makes him dangerous.
|
|
" The comments come after Trump spent much of the weekend tweeting, leading Conway to respond that Trump's mental condition is "getting worse.
|
|
The Democratic Republicans were reluctant to put Pickering's mental condition in the record, and so tried to focus their attention on his actions.
|
|
"With the proper help, he [will] stay in good mental condition, and can get a grip on what is next," the source says.
|
|
But the most common collective term is simply "boarders," which defines them at the most pragmatic level by their social, not mental, condition.
|
|
"With the proper help, he [will] stay in good mental condition, and can get a grip on what is next," the source said.
|
|
" At the time, the attorney tweeted that he felt "all Americans" should be "thinking serious" about the president's "mental condition and psychological state.
|
|
This mental condition can also affect their child's ability to interact socially or show emotion, and often create a desire for repetitive behaviors.
|
|
Mr. Fishbein said Mr. Hernandez, now 56, has schizotypal personality disorder, a mental condition marked by severe social anxiety, paranoia and strange beliefs.
|
|
His mental condition has worsened since his release date passed, and he has been repeatedly placed on suicide watch, according to the lawsuit.
|
|
Alito said he couldn't think of any situation other than a mental condition that would cause someone to forget they committed a capital offense.
|
|
Among children, the rates were even higher: 37 percent of kids who lived through Katrina were diagnosed with a mental condition after the storm.
|
|
The latter is a mental condition defined in the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders that afflicts some transgender individuals.
|
|
I have no idea whether, in her current mental condition, she remembers what happened or is capable of responding reasonably to your discussing it.
|
|
Like you wrote, "the default mental condition for human beings is dissatisfaction," which sounds a lot like the Buddhist principle of "dukkha," or suffering.
|
|
For emotional support animals, this requires the note from the doctor that states the animal's presence is necessary due to an emotional or mental condition.
|
|
Other studies have also reported a mental health crisis among graduate students, with large numbers saying their Ph.D. is the cause of their mental condition.
|
|
She says she herself has been on disability for about 22017 years after an injury, and her husband is on it for a mental condition.
|
|
Perhaps in future workers will be no more reluctant to reveal a mental condition than to report a broken bone or a dose of the flu.
|
|
" After clarifying that he was diagnosed with a "mental condition," he shared: "But like I said on the album, it's not a disability, it's a superpower.
|
|
" It went on to describe users covered under the policy as people who are "susceptible to harassment or cyberbullying based on their physical or mental condition.
|
|
A defense psychologist testified on Monday that the athlete was unfit to testify because of a "severe" mental condition that included symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder.
|
|
Calling them "Low I.Q. Crazy Mika" and "Psycho Joe," the President drew attention to his own intellectual and mental condition and away from his more presidential acts.
|
|
They said in a statement that Ghrayeb had a "mental condition" and died "after she had a heart attack, following an accidental fall into the (family's) courtyard".
|
|
"I must register a mild protest against his comments on both my mental condition and my visual acuity," she wrote in a letter to The Book Review.
|
|
Besides her restlessness, the zoo reports April is in "great physical and mental condition," and the vets who have been monitoring her say they're happy with her progress.
|
|
"All Americans should be thinking seriously now about Trump's mental condition and psychological state, including and especially the media, Congress – and the Vice President and Cabinet," Conway tweeted.
|
|
Redstone controls a majority of the voting stock at Viacom and CBS, and shareholders have closely followed the case for what it could reveal about his mental condition.
|
|
" He also tweeted that it is time for "*all* Americans," including the media, Congress and administration officials, to be "thinking serious" about "Trump's mental condition and psychological state.
|
|
Prosecutors have said they interrogated Park in the detention center on Tuesday rather than summoning her, at her lawyer's request, taking into consideration her security and mental condition.
|
|
" The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star's husband, Kanye West, also has been open about his "mental condition" diagnosis at 39, which he referred to as "a superpower.
|
|
The trailers suggest Phoenix has brought all his febrile abilities to the role, his mental condition deteriorating before he heats up into full-on, singing-and-dancing evil.
|
|
For months, doctors say, many children on Nauru have been exhibiting symptoms of resignation syndrome — a mental condition in response to trauma that involves extreme withdrawal from reality.
|
|
"*All* Americans should be thinking seriously *now* about Trump's mental condition and psychological state, including and especially the media, Congress—and the Vice President and Cabinet," he wrote.
|
|
So when Conway says all Americans "should be thinking seriously *now* about Trump's mental condition and psychological state," he's also suggesting a different way to cover the president.
|
|
The frantic talk, last week, of the President's mental condition brought back memories of the Montreal Cognitive Assessment , the test he took earlier this year to reassure the public.
|
|
"*All* Americans should be thinking seriously *now* about Trump's mental condition and psychological state, including and especially the media, Congress—and the Vice President and Cabinet," he wrote Monday.
|
|
So by having this jar of skin and then talking about dermatillomania, I'm able to educate our visitors about this mental condition in a way that is very powerful.
|
|
Clinton late Wednesday released information about her medical records that included her physician saying the former secretary of State is in "excellent mental condition" and fit to serve as president.
|
|
"*[A]ll* Americans should be thinking seriously *now* about Trump's mental condition and psychological state, including and especially the media, Congress—and the Vice President and Cabinet," Conway tweeted Monday.
|
|
"We come to the conclusion that Mr. Love's extradition would be oppressive by reason of his physical and mental condition," two High Court judges wrote in their ruling on his appeal.
|
|
"We come to the conclusion that Mr Love's extradition would be oppressive by reason of his physical and mental condition," two High Court judges wrote in their ruling on his appeal.
|
|
I have to admit that, because his mental condition was central to the lawsuit against him and the article I was writing, I felt the need to test him a little.
|
|
Trump has been expressing irritation with Conway since the lawyer's recent suggestion the president was suffering from a mental condition such as narcissistic personality disorder and was unfit to serve as president.
|
|
"This person may have been suffering from a mental condition and it's not okay that the right-wing is mocking her and potentially make her condition or crisis worse," Ocasio-Cortez wrote.
|
|
Dani's family, which asked that she not be identified by her full name because of concerns about her privacy and mental condition, called the police and began papering streetlights with "Missing" posters.
|
|
There is another problem with the current debate over Mr. Trump's mental condition: It assumes his behavior isn't voluntary, and that his shocking or "unpresidential" conduct is a symptom of mental illness.
|
|
Iscove was a Freudian therapist who subscribed to the theories of Edmund Bergler, an Australian psychoanalyst who saw homosexuality as a mental condition traced to infancy that could be cured with enough effort.
|
|
U.S. District Judge Paul Friedman said the psychologist, Mitchell Hugonnet, may examine Hinckley to determine his "present mental condition and risk of dangerousness" if he were released unconditionally or subject to new conditions.
|
|
Because of that, prosecutors sought to defend Mr. Hernandez's credibility and discount arguments from his lawyers that Mr. Hernandez had a mental condition that led him to have visions of angels and demons.
|
|
Under the Constitution's 25th Amendment, a president can be replaced by their vice president if the chief executive becomes unable to do the job, such as due to a disabling medical or mental condition.
|
|
For some, however, the idea of giving birth is so terrifying that it can develop into an extreme mental condition known as tokophobia, which can result in depression, total loss of libido, and anxiety attacks.
|
|
During an interview recorded with radio host Big Boy following West's Wyoming listening party for the new album in June, West revealed that he was first diagnosed with a "mental condition" when he was 39.
|
|
The judge in the case, Richard M. Gergel of United States District Court, did know, but he did not find that Mr. Roof's mental condition rendered him incompetent to stand trial or to represent himself.
|
|
Others are attempting to get to the neurological root of hallucinogen persisting perception disorder, otherwise known as flashbacks, which are far from accepted as a separate mental condition, but nevertheless have been widely reported for decades.
|
|
According to the docs, Yeldham got Hanson to sign off on the account changes long before he died -- but Fenelon claims Curtis was already suffering from dementia, and in no mental condition to make those decisions.
|
|
Hise's attorney Tony Anderson wrote in his motion that his client's mental condition and chronic drug use made it impossible for her to lawfully waive her right to remain silent when she was questioned by detectives.
|
|
And as he explains in "The Final Problem," he's been using "potential trigger words to update myself as to [Sherlock's] mental condition," without ever really addressing the underlying cause of Sherlock's emotional rigidity and drug addiction.
|
|
Surveys and observational studies have indicated the majority of Kratom users in the U.S. use the powdered leaves for alleviation of mild to moderate acute or chronic pain as well as for an emotional or mental condition.
|
|
Over the weekend, as Trump ranted on Twitter, George Conway, who is a prominent conservative lawyer, posted the psychiatric definition of narcissistic personality disorder and asked all Americans to think about Trump's 'mental condition and psychological state.
|
|
Further details about Merlino's medical state were not available but a jail doctor testified at the hearing that he could be suffering from a mental condition induced by the stress of his imprisonment, local TV station WTKR reports.
|
|
The official at the briefing said the policy simply added gender dysphoria, which he called "a serious mental condition," to the long list of pre-existing conditions, from asthma to heel spurs, that would disqualify someone from serving.
|
|
Last month, the district court, in considering extradition, said more psychiatric evidence was needed before it could decide the issue, and ordered a new panel of experts to assess Leifer's mental condition and deliver a report in December.
|
|
In a filing with the Norfolk Probate and Family Court, Dauman and Abrams also asked for a court order requiring the 93-year-old Redstone to provide medical records relating to his mental condition for the past six years.
|
|
The cable network has been under pressure due to weak ratings and concerns about the mental condition of 92-year-old Redstone, whose holding company, National Amusements, has about 80 percent of the voting stock at Viacom and CBS.
|
|
Diana waxes and wanes the more Sophie takes her anti-depressants, and we learn that she first met Diana when she was committed as a teenager because her parents evidently didn't know how else to handle her mental condition.
|
|
Jay Z's attack against Kanye West on 4:44 has nothing to do with Kanye bailing from Tidal ... it's all about Kanye's concert rant ... and Jay clearly does not think Kanye's mental condition at the time was an excuse.
|
|
A 62-year-old Florida man was charged with murder this week after police say he admitted to fatally shooting his wife outside her nursing home, at her request, as a way to save her from her deteriorating mental condition.
|
|
A 1998 Physicians for Human Rights study found that among the 160 Afghani women surveyed, 97% suffered from depression, 71% reported a decline in physical health, 81% reported declines in their mental condition, and 100% reported that they had become unemployed.
|
|
In 1967, the State Court of Appeals cut his death sentence to life imprisonment on the grounds that the trial court had erred by disallowing evidence of Mr. Moseley's mental condition at a hearing to determine the severity of his sentence.
|
|
"Â Trump Derangement System, according to Urban Dictionary, is a "mental condition in which a person has been driven effectively insane due to their dislike of Donald Trump, to the point at which they will abandon all logic and reason.
|
|
It is what I would call "pathobigotry," a mental condition born of one's own feelings of inadequacy that drives one to degrade and consciously discriminate against others who are different as a means of bolstering one's own sense of self-worth.
|
|
West&aposs tweets about the death of McQueen, who committed suicide in February 2010, and Spade, comes just a month after the "Famous" rapper revealed that he had been "diagnosed with a mental condition" in an interview with Big Boy TV in June.
|
|
It's now widely understood that soldiers returning from war zones are at risk for post-traumatic stress disorder—a mental condition that may develop in people who've experienced shocking or terrifying events, and whose symptoms include intense nightmares, intrusive thoughts, hypervigilance, and depression.
|
|
For me, what this enables me to do is something that is very hard for other medical museum curators to do, which is to talk about a mental condition while having a very didactic physical representation of it that the person can see.
|
|
The experiences of those presidents provide convincing evidence that, even if there weren't a tsunami of speculation about Mr. Trump's mental condition now, Congress should consider adopting policies to standardize, and to expand as needed, the scope of presidential medical exams to include neuropsychiatric assessments.
|
|
Allan refers people who need an emergency refill to Exodus, a mental health urgent care clinic about three miles east of Skid Row, sending them with a note describing the patient's mental condition, and, with the patient's consent, information on their progress in the clinic's program.
|
|
During his closing argument in the trial's guilt phase, Mr. Bruck, knowing he was unlikely to speak to the jury again, included words, such as "delusional" and "abnormal," that could fuel doubts about Mr. Roof's mental condition and move a juror to oppose a death sentence.
|
|
If these doctors find that Trump is suffering from a mental condition that renders him "unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office," that could trigger the procedures set forth in the 25th Amendment of the Constitution to determine if he should be removed from office or not.
|
|
As Vox reported last month, the study found that of this out-of-work group two-thirds said they had a chronic physical illness, one third said they had been diagnosed with a mental illness, and one quarter said they had a physical or mental condition that significantly interfered with their ability to function.
|
|
They began by recruiting 29 middle-aged and older adults from the Los Angeles area who told the researchers that they were anxious about the state of their memories and who, during evaluations at the university, were found to have mild cognitive impairment, a mental condition that can be a precursor to eventual dementia.
|
|
Plouffe postulated an abnormal mental condition as the likely reason that Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, is not running a better campaign and has not proved competitive in swing states such as Colorado and Virginia, where Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
|
|
Part of the film's horror is in Samuel's creepy-kid behavior, and part is in the images and actions of The Babadook itself — but the film deepens considerably when Kent moves away from predictable haunted-house warfare between the protagonists and the spirit haunting them, and instead suggests that the monster is a mental condition that endangers both Amelia and Sam.
|
|
Trump's Democratic rival, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, on Wednesday released more information about her medical records, including her physician saying she is in "excellent mental condition" and fit to serve in the White House.
|
|