N.C. Gen. Stat. § 122C-256

Capacity restoration pilot programs

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Current — June 1, 2022

As of June 1, 2021

PART 7. INVOLUNTARY COMMITMENT OF THE MENTALLY ILL; FACILITIES FOR THE MENTALLY ILL.

Reserved for future codification purposes.

Part 7. Involuntary Commitment of the Mentally Ill; Facilities for the Mentally Ill.

(1) § 122C-261. Affidavit and petition before clerk or magistrate when immediate hospitalization is not necessary; custody order.

(2) § 122C-262. Special emergency procedure for individuals needing immediate hospitalization.

(3) § 122C-263. Duties of law enforcement officer; first examination.

(4) § 122C-263.1. Secretary’s authority to certify commitment examiners; training of certified commitment examiners performing first examinations.

(5) § 122C-263.2. Mental health crisis management: reasonable safety and containment measures.

(6) § 122C-264. Duties of clerk of superior court and the district attorney.

(7) § 122C-265. Outpatient commitment; examination and treatment pending hearing.

(8) § 122C-266. Inpatient commitment; second examination and treatment pending hearing.

(9) § 122C-267. Outpatient commitment; district court hearing.

(10) § 122C-268. Inpatient commitment; district court hearing.

(11) § 122C-268.1. Inpatient commitment; hearing following automatic commitment.

(12) § 122C-269. Venue of hearing when respondent held at a 24-hour facility pending hearing.

(13) § 122C-270. Attorneys to represent the respondent and the State.

(14) § 122C-271. Disposition.

(15) § 122C-272. Appeal.

(16) § 122C-273. Duties for follow-up on commitment order.

(17) § 122C-274. Supplemental hearings.

(18) § 122C-275. Outpatient commitment; rehearings.

(19) § 122C-276. Inpatient commitment; rehearings for respondents other than insanity acquittees.

(20) § 122C-276.1. Inpatient commitment; rehearings for respondents who are insanity acquittees.

(21) § 122C-277. Release and conditional release; judicial review.

(22) § 122C-278. Reexamination for capacity to proceed prior to discharge.

(23) §§ 122C-279, 122C-280.

Official source: North Carolina General Assembly. Reproduced from public-domain North Carolina statutes; confirm against the official source for the current text. Not legal advice.