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The document is a Section 35 Enrollment form from the Bureau of Substance Abuse Services, Massachusetts Department of Public Health, designed for assessing clients seeking substance abuse treatment. It includes various questions regarding the client's living situation, homelessness status, demographics, substance use history, mental health treatment, and other relevant factors to facilitate their enrollment in treatment programs.

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How long does a Section 35 warrant last in Massachusetts?

The warrant is valid for up to five consecutive days, excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays, or until the person appears in court, whichever occurs first. Once the person is at the court, they have the right to be represented by an attorney.

What is the Section 35 process in Massachusetts?

Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 123, sec 35 permits the courts to involuntarily commit someone who has an alcohol or substance use disorder and there is a likelihood of serious harm as a result of his/her alcohol or substance use.

What is the difference between section 12 and section 35 in Massachusetts?

Individuals (such as family members) can ask the court to order an emergency mental health commitment, called Section 12 (e) or a commitment for treatment of alcohol or substance use disorder, called a Section 35, by speaking to a clerk in the court.

What are Section 35 benefits in Massachusetts?

This is a section of the MA Workers Comp Law that provides weekly disability payments to Employees who are partially disabled. This means that while they may not be able to perform the job they were doing at the time of their work injury, the do retain the ability to do some work.

What is section 35 in Massachusetts?

What is a Section 12? In Massachusetts, Section 12 of Chapter 123 of the Massachusetts General Laws controls the admission of an individual to a general or psychiatric hospital for psychiatric evaluation and, potentially, treatment.