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Research batch 17
Batch 17.
Batch 17 (7 Oct 2026) is a cross-cut rather than a jurisdiction: channel 7 (timing) read back across every row in the record, plus one new witness case. It produces the first interval table — the distance in days between the speech act and the psychiatric act — and a pattern about how the law itself converts a hospitalization into impeachment.
consolidated record; no separate original batch file supplied. The full source retains additional narrative, method, bibliography and correction sections.
Read the full source record →Adrian Schoolcraft: recordings, a complaint, and six days in hospital
New York
Emergency admission of a police whistleblower; six-day hold; hospital note found no significant symptoms
Read the recordBias: probable cause ended the challenge to two holds
San Leandro / Alameda County, 14 and 23 May 2003; 9th Cir. 28 Nov 2007
A pro se litigant with a pending matter before a judge was placed on two § 5150 holds nine days apart by the same officer; the second application recorded her statement that she would kill herself if the judge ruled against her; she was examined and released the same…
Read the recordMikhail Kosenko’s protest case and compulsory treatment
Moscow, May 2012 protest; trial 2013
Mikhail Kosenko, a Bolotnaya Square defendant with a 12-year outpatient history, had his case severed from the others because investigators sought compulsory psychiatric treatment; a Soviet-era dissident testified he had not fought police; Memorial's Orlov called it a…
Read the recordRepeated motions, a capacity petition, and a vexatious-litigant order
Montgomery County, Maryland; Court of Special Appeals unreported 0037s20
In a guardianship case the county health department petitioned for evaluation of the appellant's mental capacity; the court recounted her "numerous frivolous, stream-of-consciousness pleadings," eight pro se motions, declared her a vexatious litigant, enjoined further…
Read the recordRaub: the interval between speech and detention
Worldwide register by region (Batch 2)
Facebook posts. Detention.
Read the recordMukhortova: a complaint followed by re-confinement
Worldwide register by region (Batch 2)
Complaint about her own detention. Re-confinement; "litigious activity" cited.
Read the recordA witness was hospitalized six days before trial
Worldwide register by region (Batch 2)
Scheduled testimony as sole prosecution witness. Involuntary commitment.
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