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Case Information

Filed 2022-10-27
Status Open - CASE Open
Type Cv - Civil Commitment
Docket 21 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Craighead County Prosecutor's Office|turnbow, James T|Craighead County Prosecutor's Office
Defendant Rodriguez, Sara Elizabeth-Ro

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Docket Entries

  1. AOC COVERSHEET PROBATE
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  4. PETITION CIVIL COMMITMENT
  5. PETITON TO INVOLUNTARILY ADMIT MENTALLY ILL PERSON
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  7. MOF ORIGINAL
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  10. STATEMENT OF RIGHTS
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  13. NOTICE OF HEARING
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  16. DOCKET TEXT
  17. Respondent and State's witness Leslie Craig, St. Bernards Behavioral Health LMSW, appear by Zoom. Atty Miles and DPA Turnbow present in the courtroom. Testimony presented by both supports involuntary commitment up to 7 days. Reason for the same indicated on the record. SBBH is ordered to obtain most recent mental health records of the respondent to ensure the respondent's medications are accurate and that appropriate meds are being given. If SBBH believes add'l commitment is necessary, hearing is set for next Wednesday, 11/2/22. CGT
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  19. ORDER EVALUATION
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