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Involuntary treatment is typically applied under the following conditions: The individual has a severe mental illness. They are assessed as being at significant risk of harming themselves or others. No less restrictive treatment options are available.
Section 303. Extended Involuntary Emergency Treatment Certified by a Judge or Mental Health Review Officer - Not to Exceed Twenty Days. Section 304. Court-ordered Involuntary Treatment Not to Exceed Ninety Days.
In every 302, a petitioner is required to sign the 302 and appear at a hearing, if necessary. A petitioner must have first-hand knowledge of the dangerous conduct and be willing to go to an emergency room. The petitioner may be required to testify at a hearing regarding the dangerous conduct that he or she witnessed.
Section 306 is not an original court order, but rather a process for transferring from one order to another. A 306 may convert an order from more restrictive to less restrictive treatment OR less restrictive to more restrictive.
No. In either situation, the consent of one is sufficient without the consent of the other. A juvenile cannot abrogate consent that has been provided by a parent or guardian and, likewise, the parent or guardian cannot abrogate consent that a juvenile has provided.
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Under 18 Pa. C.S. 6105(f), an individual who was involuntarily committed and wants their gun rights restored must file an application with the Court of Common Pleas where they reside.
Longer-Term Inpatient Treatment (304b) Testimony is provided by the treating psychiatrist stating that the patient is still suffering from a severe mental illness and needs further treatment. The mental health review officer can order further treatment for a period not to exceed an additional 90 days.