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The EP process may take several hours. When a petition for emergency evaluation is granted, the person to be evaluated is taken by law enforcement to an emergency room (ER). The person will then be evaluated for possible hospital admission.
You may file a petition for emergency evaluation only if you have reason to believe that the person youre filing for: has a mental disorder, which means their behavior or other symptoms indicate a clear disturbance in the persons mental functioning (mental disorder does not include intellectual disability) and
There are two options for involuntary admission: Call 911: If your situation requires immediate intervention, call 911. File a petition for emergency evaluation: Any interested person (friend, relative, neighbor, or health professional) may file a petition for emergency evaluation review by a judge.
What Happens When a Petition for Emergency Evaluation is Granted? Law enforcement attempts to find the person and bring them to the nearest emergency room for evaluation; if the person is not found and brought to the emergency room within five (5) days of the court order, the order expires.
Obtain a Petition for Emergency Evaluation (CC-DC-013) from the court clerks office or online here. Fill it out completely and accurately. If you leave out any of the required information, the court might not consider your petition or could make you fill it out again.
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5150 is the number of the section of the Welfare and Institutions Code, which allows an adult who is experiencing a mental health crisis to be involuntarily detained for a 72- hour psychiatric hospitalization when evaluated to be a danger to others, or to himself or herself, or gravely disabled.

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