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The position of court psychiatry, or that of a psychiatrist in the society, is linked to the social attitude to persons who are mentally ill. Currently, we see a change in the traditional perception of the role of psychiatry and the image of a psychiatrist in the society. It must be highlighted that the process involves the whole medical profession; however, psychiatrists are at the forefront. It is difficult to understand the causes of opinions without looking at the history.
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