Commission on Mental Health Law Reform “Miscellaneous Accumulation” – briefing papers, memoranda, email correspondence, notes, reports, drafts, news clippings. Includes: Swartz, Marvin S.: “Assisted Outpatient Treatment/Involuntary Outpatient Commitment: What’s in the Data?’; “Mass Shootings at Virginia Tech, April 16, 2007,” Report of the Review Panel, Summary of Recommendations, Chapter II; Commitment Coordinating Group proposals and correspondence; VCU, Social Work Ph.D Program letter to Governor Timothy M. Kaine re Virginia Tech tragedy; McGarvey, Elizabeth et al: “CSB Face-to-Face Adult Crisis Contact Civil Evaluation: June 2007”; Commonwealth of Virginia Civil Commitment Process Special Justice Responsibilities; Statement of Richard J. Bonnie prepared for the Behavioral Health Subcommittee of the Joint Commission on Mental Health Care (23 October 2008), 2006-2009

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