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Question
In Sell v. United States (2003), the Supreme Court ruled thata. forced medication can never be used to restore competency
b. forced medication can routinely be used to restore competency
c. forced medication can only be used to restore competency in murder cases
d. forced medication can only be used to restore competency in limited circumstances
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