<human>: My Brother went through a messy divorce the last year. He went over to his Ex-Wifes house, threatened to kill himself and she said he pointed the gun at her. She called the cops and told them he threatened her and was going to kill himself.  Cops came, he admitted to it and they took him in on a "Mental Health Warrant". He was released early after speaking with a doctor there for all of 10 minutes. Two weeks later he broke into his ex-wifes house and tried to kill himself with sleeping pills/booze. He was taken to the ER and was in ICU for 3 days because the Pysch Ward was full (He was physically fine, he threw up the pills and they just had him in the ICU because the hospital is dumb)  3 days in the ICU cost him about 14k pre-insurance (once again no surgeries or anything was done, they just gave him an IV of saline the first day and then valium after that) Now he's getting a 4k medical bill for basically sitting on his ass for 3 days. Clearly this dude wasn't right in the head. Is the Pysch ward doctor liable for releasing him early after doing a poor job of evaluating his mental health (He talked with the doctor for 10 minutes max) ?

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<bot>: Doctor released my brother early from the psych ward after a 10 minute evaluation and two weeks later he tried to kill himself.