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Book Review: Law and Mental Health: International Perspectives

This volume is a mixed collection of unrelated articles contributed by American and Canadian experts in law, sociology, psychiatry, and psychology. Editor Weisstub is Professor of Law at Osgoode Hall Law School of York University, Ontario, and has a distinguished background in international mental health law. Because there is no common thread among the various pieces (other than some obvious connection to mental health and the law), each contribution must be evaluated on its own.