In this engaging discussion, Alex Ruck Keene, a prominent barrister at 39 Essex Chambers and a Professor at King's College London, dives into the ethical implications of the Mental Health Act. He explores what it means to be sectioned, the safeguards in place for patients, and the pressures faced by mental health professionals. The conversation delves into complex topics like assisted dying and mental capacity, challenging listeners to consider the balance between patient autonomy and legal responsibilities. A thought-provoking listen for anyone interested in mental health law.