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4) Mr. Cordell presents with a number of persecutory, paranoid thoughts in relation to his
beliefs that the police and his neighbours are in some way targeting him.
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5) Mr. Cordell also exhibits thought disorder and some tangentiality in his response to
questions posed.
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6) The professional evidence argued that the nature and degree of the mental disorder
warranted the patient's continued detention of assessment which is justified in the interests
of the patient's health, safety and the protection of others.
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5 3. The patient's view:
Mr. Cordell was polite and courteous towards the panel. He told the panel that
he did not accept that he has a mental illness or any need for medication. He
said he experienced anxiety and distress at his accommodation. He
indicated that the 48 allegations between the: 06/07/2016 and 02/10/2018 set
out in the medical report from an Enfield Council Report regarding concerns
and breaches of his tenancy agreement
were all fabricated. He did not accept that he was in any way at fault. He
repeated on several occasions that his neighbours had submitted a litany of
complaints to council officials about him in order to undermine his occupation
of the premises. He said that he has been stopped from organising festivals
and had set up a website to air his frustrations about his perception of the
injustice of his treatment. He told the panel that he would remain as a
voluntary patient.

1) Mr. Cordell was polite and courteous towards the panel.
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2) He told the panel that he did not accept that he has a mental illness or any need for
medication.
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3) He said he experienced anxiety and distress at his accommodation.
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4) He indicated that the 48 allegations between the: 06/07/2016 and 02/10/2018 set out in
the medical report from an Enfield
Council Report regarding concerns and breaches of his tenancy agreement were all
fabricated.
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5) He did not accept that he was in any way at fault.
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