Anticipating that your honor may very well want some feedback on this very point, so we're not trying to put words into the court's mouth by asking you to make a finding [of a fact] that you didn't make; however --"
"Having reviewed that, we actually are of the 'opinion' -- and I’ll take as much 'responsibility' as i need to for this -- that the order that was submitted and signed on march 20th, is a little bit of a "hybrid," and it needed to be clarified. In that, if it's going to be a 4241(d) commitment, it appears that the court doesdid need to make a finding ... [of a fact]"
"Upon a judicial determination of reasonable cause to believe the
defendant is incompetent, the court may order a 30 day in-patient examination under 18
U.S.C. §4241(b) and 18 U.S.C. §4247(b).
This FORCED attorney and FORCED mental treatment violated the 6th Amendment's guarantee of effective assistance of counsel and due process under the 5th/14th Amendments. Moreover, FORCED mental treatment without proper examination is a cruel and unusual punishment (8th Amendment).