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Case Information

Filed 2025-01-08
Status Under Court Jurisdiction
Type Commitment Mentally Ill & Chemically Dependent
Docket 43 entries

Docket Entries

  1. otice of Filing of Order
  2. rder for Continued Commitment
  3. roposed Order or Document
  4. earing Held Remote
  5. otice of Remote Hearing with Instructions
  6. otice of Hearing
  7. Month Report
  8. rovisional Discharge
  9. rovisional Discharge
  10. 90 Day Commitment Report
  11. rovisional Discharge
  12. otice of Filing of Order
  13. rder for Commitment and Treatment with NTP
  14. roposed Order or Document
  15. otice of Filing of Order
  16. rder-Other
  17. roposed Order Due [R]
  18. earing Held Remote
  19. xaminer's Report Distributed
  20. xaminer's Report
  21. rder Appointing Examiner
  22. otice of Filing of Order
  23. rder for Continuance
  24. otice of Remote Hearing with Instructions
  25. roposed Order Due [R]
  26. otice of Filing of Order
  27. reliminary Hearing Order
  28. roposed Order or Document
  29. roposed Order Due [R]
  30. earing Held Remote
  31. otice of Filing of Order
  32. rder Appointing Attorney
  33. rder Appointing Examiner
  34. otice of Remote Hearing with Instructions
  35. otice of Remote Hearing with Instructions
  36. otice of Filing of Order
  37. rder for Apprehension, Confinement and Notice of Hrg
  38. edical Record
  39. edical Record
  40. etition for Auth to Impose Treatment Neuroleptic Meds
  41. re-Petition Screening Report
  42. hysician's Statement in Support of Petition
  43. equest to Apprehend and Hold

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