Schizophrenic Suspect Refuses Medication | Law & Order SVU
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- A Schizophrenic patient is the primary suspect in a crime, after he appears to have had a close bond with the victim. But with reality on his doorstep, if he complies and takes medication to prove his innocence, will he be able to cope?
Season 2, Episode 6 'Non-Compliance': The question of patients' rights surfaces when a mentally ill man electing not to take his medication is a suspect in the stabbing death of psychiatric doctoral student. With Mariska Hargitay, Christopher Meloni and Richard Belzer.
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This feels like a hard lesson learned by Benson not to judge all mental illness on one experience. I feel sorry for the guy. I can't imagine how debilitating it is to live with such a devastating illness.
It sucks only thing keeping me out of the hospitals is the meds but there are side effects
As someone who has a relative with schizophrenia this is very accurate, It's a horrible mental illness
I have a friend with schizophrenia and autism. He was homeless and it took two years to convince him to come stay at my house.
Then it took another year to get him to agree to see a doctor. Now, 2 years later, he works, has relationships and is happy.
He takes his meds even though he would rather not. He understands what will happen if he stops.
He is happier with his life the way it is now, so he maintains his med regiment.
For the first time, he is happy.
Good for you. That's not the majority.
My sister is schizophrenic and bi-polar. She also prefers her life now over not being medicated
@@amyraszipovits810 Without these pills, she could be a danger to herself and others. There are cases in which it is either drugs or a mental institution for life
Oh hey, Dr Warner showing up for the first time
I suffer from Schizophrenia Auditory hallucinations meaning i hear voices but like this guy i was medicated and have bad side effects like bugs on the skin feeling and constant sweating and yawning but i was placed on new meds and feel better took some years but i got there
Congratulations. Enjoy life
You have schizophrenia and you’re a furry? I don’t think the pills are working.
In your case, would you say that medication is a quality of life issue or essential to daily function?
@@shanesteinmetz4563 Both i was real bad I would just lay in bed and rock back and forth cause they wouldn't shut up.. than i sought help and glad i did I hit some bumps in the road but with my Grandparents guidance I'm now able to live a good life
@@robertking4122 Thank you! hope your having a good life :D
I feel bad for the costumer who walked into the crime scene he got blood on his boots without knowing
Customer, not costumer. A costumer is a person who make costumes.
@lizzard-gx5jd
Thanks for the correction autocorrect always happens when I type something
@@reaperbrothers5487 Good way to deal with that reply. We understand what you meant. This is the internet, not school or a test.
Costumer?
Let people correct people @@UpUpDnDnLtRtLtRtBAStart
When your mind is totally out of control, it's terrifying. You can't tell reality from horrible fantasy, and you can't make it stop. So you take the drugs and you have to live with all those side effects. Which is worse? It's not surprising that some people choose death as the only way out. And please, please, I am NOT advocating for that. It's just that it's so easy for other people to judge the one who is sick.
Y’all are gonna HATE me for this but watching all episodes of SVU, Olivia’s bias was EXTREMELY hurtful through the years!!! Look how many innocent peoples lives were ruined because Olivia ALWAYS had to believe the woman no matter what
Before y’all say it yes I know she changed later in the season but just because she is different doesn’t mean lives STILL weren’t ruined behind her growth
I'm pretty many would agree with you
I am inclined to agree as well. There were many episodes from the earlier years where I didn't care for Olivia because she was just too biased.
However, after Season 15, which marked her boiling point following the situations with William Lewis, I believe she may have cooled off a bit. Plus, let's not forget that at the beginning of 22, which tied in to the real-world situation as it was in 2020, she's finally come to realize how her own bias has clouded her judgment, especially as a Detective.
That doesn’t really apply here, there was no testimony for her to believe. This was a bias based on people with schizophrenia more than believing women
Stabler & Benson Were both unbelievably biased At least in my opinion
I feel bad for Mark. That's just upsetting.
is this the one where he stabbed the attacker for attacking his friend? and they think he killed them both? when in reality he tried to save her but she was already dead?
Technically, she wasn't dead, at least, according to the schizophrenic. I think he killed her after seeing her get r*ped. I'm not sure, though I never saw the episode. Just opinion formed from this episode
This is very upsetting news to watch I can tell. Especially, that male customer never seen blood like that spewing all over.
Hey guys, do you think Tola will become a lieutenant in the next season and Benson will become chief of police that way to answer to nobody except the mayor and what about Stabler if he becomes a sergeant he’ll have more authority
There's a good chance they'll promote him to Lieutenant while Benson stays on as Captain. However, it would be nice if they added Bruno & Currie to the opening credits, AND brought back Rollins to the cast, which I have a feeling might happen after seeing her performance on this past season finale.
Oh not cool man
Just watched this episode so sad at the end
sure they got a confession but when ya think oh the meds are for everyone's own good i love moch in this saying the right stuff like always who is the meds really for
What's the actor's name? Stellar performance as a schizophrenic!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I think that's a young Matt Bomer.
His name is Kevin Breznahan 😊
Marking the debut of Dr. Melinda Warner!
3:57 - Mark Nash are quoting parts of Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevskys book crime and punishment.
7:20 they expect him to pay 💰 psychiatric care on top of an injection that’s some bs.
What episode is this I can’t see the description
Season 2 episode 6 Non-Compliance
10:38 so the cops force Him to take drugs and he kill’s himself how would the live with themselves without doing the same?
I need you❤
7:20 they expect him to pay 💰 psychiatric care on top of an injection that’s some bs.