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Bass v. Parkwood Hosp., 180 F.3d 234

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Myron Bass, the involuntary committee, filed a pro se action against Parkwood Hospital, its employee Victoria Sheets, and DeSoto County, alleging due process violations, failure to accommodate his religious dietary preferences and disability, race discrimination, malicious prosecution, and false imprisonment. Bass sought mental health counseling at Parkwood but was detained against his will after Sheets reported him as a danger to others. He was held for eight days without proper legal procedures being followed, leading to his claims against the defendants. The district court dismissed his complaint with prejudice, prompting Bass to appeal.

On Monday, April 22, 1996, Bass decided to seek mental health counseling for 'job related stress.' Bass, a resident of West Memphis, Arkansas, discovered Parkwood through his telephone directory. Parkwood, located in DeSoto County, Mississippi, is a private hospital and is not associated with either the County or the State. Bass contacted Parkwood and spoke briefly with defendant-appellee Case Management Associate Victoria Sheets (Sheets), who invited Bass to come to Parkwood for counseling. Satisfied that Parkwood would be both confidential and affordable to him, Bass agreed, and drove approximately thirty miles from his home to Parkwood.

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