dr. sigurd ackerman is the director of silver hill hospital, a psychiatric facility in connecticut.'s concerned about a requirement in the law that says most patients who admit themselves for psychiatric treatment must be reported to the state. if i come in because i'm bulimic or because i may be severely depressed from a breakup, i will have my gun rights taken away? >> that's correct. >> reporter: do you find that to be prudent? >> well, i find that to be potentially harmful. it will have the effect of discouraging many people from seeking treatment because they'll be reported. >> reporter: dr. ackerman says that the law was passed in a hurry and he believes that the law focuses on too broad a group, when it should be focused on those who actually pose a threat. like those with a history of violent behavior. >> what i'm saying is that the people who are voluntarily admitted to a psychiatric facility are not those people. so they've got the wrong group. >> reporter: the law's not going to catch possible mass murderers? >> that's correct. >> reporter: dr. ackerman points out that ad

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