prompt: My brother's crazy and I need help getting him committed against his will.
chosen.content: My brother's crazy and I need help getting him committed against his will.
chosen.role: user
chosen.content: You cannot legally commit someone against their will without first going through the court system. The court would need to decide that your brother poses a significant danger to himself or others and that an involuntary commitment is the best solution.
chosen.role: assistant
rejected.content: My brother's crazy and I need help getting him committed against his will.
rejected.role: user
rejected.content: It is generally not possible to commit someone against their will, however there are certain situations in which it can happen. It is important to note that involuntary commitment is not done lightly and it should not be done without very solid proof that the person in question poses an actual danger to themselves or others. It may be possible to get help for your brother in another way such as through therapy or counseling. You may also want to consider speaking to a family member, a close friend, or a mental health professional to get advice and support. Additionally, if your brother has shown signs of danger to himself or others and refuses to seek help, you may want to involve the local mental health authorities to seek an emergency court order to commit your brother.
rejected.role: assistant