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Definition of commitment order in US English: commitment ordernoun An order authorizing the admission and detention of a patient in a psychiatric hospital. Example sentencesExamples - It is plain then, that the releases were contrary to the terms of the commitment orders.
- Therefore, at least in theory, it is neither easier nor more difficult to get an outpatient commitment order than an order for inpatient commitment.
- In other words, if the error was not significant enough to change the final decision to have you committed, the commitment order will not be overturned.
- At a meeting of the planning committee this week, members voted whether to take out a commitment order.
- At the end of the initial inpatient commitment period a rehearing can be held, and a second commitment order issued for an additional period of no more than 180 days.
- The jurisdiction regarding appeals of involuntary commitment orders is stated in section 3864.
- We order that the case be remanded to correct the clerical error in the judgment and commitment orders.
- If a judge has decided that you must take medication, you have to take it until your 90-day commitment order has ended.
- Although the chronology of court dates, adjournments, transfers, and orders is confusing, after a review of the record, we conclude that the commitment order satisfies the statutory criteria.
- Without a complete record that contains the judgment and commitment orders for all of appellant's prior convictions, we cannot address appellant's arguments.
- Specifically, we must determine whether the district court's commitment order is immediately appealable.
Definition of commitment order in US English: commitment ordernoun An order authorizing the admission and detention of a patient in a psychiatric hospital. Example sentencesExamples - Therefore, at least in theory, it is neither easier nor more difficult to get an outpatient commitment order than an order for inpatient commitment.
- At the end of the initial inpatient commitment period a rehearing can be held, and a second commitment order issued for an additional period of no more than 180 days.
- We order that the case be remanded to correct the clerical error in the judgment and commitment orders.
- If a judge has decided that you must take medication, you have to take it until your 90-day commitment order has ended.
- It is plain then, that the releases were contrary to the terms of the commitment orders.
- Specifically, we must determine whether the district court's commitment order is immediately appealable.
- At a meeting of the planning committee this week, members voted whether to take out a commitment order.
- The jurisdiction regarding appeals of involuntary commitment orders is stated in section 3864.
- In other words, if the error was not significant enough to change the final decision to have you committed, the commitment order will not be overturned.
- Without a complete record that contains the judgment and commitment orders for all of appellant's prior convictions, we cannot address appellant's arguments.
- Although the chronology of court dates, adjournments, transfers, and orders is confusing, after a review of the record, we conclude that the commitment order satisfies the statutory criteria.
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