I have been sentenced 6 months in a psych ward..
How do I get out of it? How do lawyers work? Any ideas?
How do I get out of it? How do lawyers work? Any ideas?
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Berndje
Member
- May 26, 2019
- 24
Quax
Student
- Nov 16, 2019
- 140
Yes
Why not? What about a lawyer? My case is different...I am not from Germany..wish to go back
Quax
Student
- Nov 16, 2019
- 140
Did you break the law or are you being held for evaluation or for treatment? Depending on the reason, a lawyer might be able to help you.
My brother called the police, as he thought, I was trying to kill myself..I am non European as well
If trying to kill yourself is breaking the law..I dont know...I am held for treatment..a lawyer should be able to help, regardless of the reason..dont you think?..I dont know much about the law..just want to get out of hereLast edited:
You can probably try to get a lawyer, but it's probably easier to try and hide any depressive/anxious symptoms. Make sure you eat, sleep and communicate normally and properly when in the ward. And be positive and tell them you have pending stuff/work/friends to meet or see to outside.I was convicted by making suicide device. I spend almost 2 years in psych yard. So, in my opinion you can only wait.
GerMann
year of birth: 1972
- Nov 30, 2018
- 274
GerMann
year of birth: 1972
- Nov 30, 2018
- 274
Dromides
Member
- Oct 24, 2019
- 15
The only thing that comes to my mind is to try get help from the consulate/embassy of your country.
BridgeJumper
The Arsonist
- Apr 7, 2019
- 1,193
I found this tall bridge in Germany (like really tall) and tried to jump off it
Was sectioned in a german loony bin.
Spent a few months there. Tried to act normal but they were unimpressed and still kept me locked up.
Overall care was miles better than in Poland (my home country) and I wasnt constantly dissmissed, but...yeah
Shit situation
ManWithNoName
Enlightened
- Feb 2, 2019
- 1,224
How did the bridge jumping fail? Did someone see you and stop you before you could attempt it?
Science Is Scary
Evidence is the path to the truth. Maybe.
- Oct 17, 2019
- 87
More details are needed to give a good response. Under which law were you convicted? Did you talk to a lawyer? Did you try an appeal?
If you're just now asking about lawyers, I am unsure if you were convicted. There appears to be a non-criminal process under which one could be held. Is that what happened?Last edited:
BridgeJumper
The Arsonist
- Apr 7, 2019
- 1,193
Yep, I was piss drunk to the point of puking on myself and someone came on the bridge and restrained me. Im dumb :)Hey buddy. How is it going? Are you still in the ward? Buddy I was there too and alot of people on here also, you arent alone *hugs*
Swedish Equality
The darkest soul
- Feb 12, 2020
- 64
Doesn't exist... On paper.
Holly f*ck. And how being in prison can help? Why 6 months?
It's a shame to be a human...
Such a polish thing to do ( I am polish myself:) I wish I had the guts to jump and end this shitty existence
georgecostanza
Member
- Mar 6, 2022
- 71
I'm a bit surprised of the unconstructive and cynical replies in this thread. Is everybody just assuming that OP is trolling?
Realistically speaking - there must have been more involved than just a suicide attempt. I've never heard of somebody being committed to psych ward for such a long time if they were just a danger to themselves. I think more realistic in that case would be at most a week to calm down. I actually know at least to people who were in that situation and none were put away for more than a few days.
If somebody commits a crime and the judge considers a mental disorder at the base of it and deems you legally insane then the judge will send you to a psych ward (for treatment) instead of to a prison (for punishment). The problem is that in the former case you'll be at the whim of your psychologists to decide when you can be released. And that indeed is very questionable. There have been a few cases in the media - most promiment was Gustav Mollath and Michael Perez.
Sherri
Archangel
- Sep 28, 2020
- 13,791
Are you there on your free will , or my family or doctors orders, if you above age yiy can disgorge yourself if on a free will or another adult to pick you up. If it's by doctors orders you might have a problem. I was commited on my own s few years snd knew I could leave at anytime I wanted. 3 longest weeks of my life and they wanted me to do another week, hell yes. Not!!!
eguiö
Member
- Dec 16, 2021
- 53
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