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: Breaking Legal NewsNY top court won't open nursing homes to lawyers
By (Breaking Legal News)
The Court of Appeals, divided 4-3, says the New York's Office of Mental Health decided not to license the nursing homes. Therefore lawyers for the Mental Hygiene Legal Service lack jurisdiction.
State mental institutions began discharging patients in 1996 to nursing homes for continued but lower-level care.
The MHLS was established to guard the rights of the mentally disabled in institutions. It sought access to all those patients. The nursing homes said no, citing privacy rights.
Full post as published by Breaking Legal News on April 05, 2010 (boomark / email).
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