A respondent must be confined in a place designated in the written directive until the health officer who issued the written directive determines that the respondent no longer poses a substantial threat to the public health or until a court of competent jurisdiction orders the release of the respondent. The department of health and human services or the local board may establish and maintain places of confinement.
N.D. Cent. Code § 23-07.6-04
Place of confinement
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