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Foreign experience of legal regulation of administrative and judicial procedures related to compulsory medical intervention

The publication is a comparative legal study of foreign experience in the implementation of administrative and judicial procedures related to 
with compulsory medical intervention, in a number of countries in Europe, the Americas, Asia, as well as Africa and Australia. 
The monograph deals with both General issues and features of legal regulation of these procedures in certain foreign countries. 
It is intended for researchers, teachers, postgraduates, undergraduates and law students specializing in the theory of law and the state, constitutional, administrative, medical law, as well as issues of administrative proceedings. It can be useful for persons involved in law-making activities, judges, employees of the judicial system, lawyers, legal practitioners, medical professionals, as well as for anyone interested in this range of issues.