Whether the conditions of hospitalization, including forced medication, violate the petitioner's constitutional rights under the Fourteenth Amendment and the analysis of Vitek v. Jones, 445 U.S. 480 (1980)

No question identified. : | Questtons Veserded . | Shoal this Court onder Consistent , with, Sut i blade, 45805 Ul, +o Vacate (eat make Bones avrental ilerests tlds A cond.ittons of hospttalization, ath mand ye consideration. Under the pereglal rent analup's of Vous ofa iV, Romeo, o (Is 07, Z. My Fourtersh, Aneadewat lente sewcvurta| ihe analasls orhorah Hhe ee Classe In oO 42 (SC. 5178S action. Leal a daainst dtate Meds? : . _ [ iste Pats to the Broceed ta moe a Bogsuart to Rules [.(Cp) and ng | an base cerk es that the dolou! list hanes al , vite be brocechlig in. the coutt hg Audament ts . i bt to be mike ec |. L bach, ball 7 Sigh fee bt 3. breag Scott, bedendost , 1 ee acc, bled | 5. Chicles, Forcath, Pperenhart | b. Leute Trose_, \Leadaxt _ \apoak to Parone Court Rule 276, Pebitloner beneath caries that Ay ebiton Qe Watt of Lactocart ts fot NaN b or on behalt oa , Nongouerhorenta\ cetpercon. | ii Be ob Coens Questions \eepeated CG a List A hatis 2 i Ue eae at