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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-05
Status Closed
Type Commitment Mentally Ill & Chemically Dependent
Docket 67 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Petition for Judicial Commitment
  2. Order Terminating Proceeding and Discharging Patient
  3. Report-Other
  4. Change of Status Report
  5. Notice of Filing of Order
  6. Order for Continued Commitment
  7. Proposed Order or Document
  8. Hearing Held Remote
  9. Notice of Hearing
  10. 6-Month Report
  11. Notice of Filing of Order
  12. Order Revoking Stay of Commitment
  13. Change of Status Report
  14. Proposed Order or Document
  15. Correspondence
  16. Hearing Held Remote
  17. Affidavit of Service
  18. Notice of Remote Hearing with Instructions
  19. Notice of Filing of Order
  20. Order for Hearing
  21. Proposed Order or Document
  22. Petition-Other
  23. Affidavit of Attorney
  24. Notice of Filing of Order
  25. Order to Apprehend and Hold
  26. Report-Other
  27. Affidavit-Other
  28. Notice of Intent to Revoke Provisional Discharge
  29. 60-90 Day Commitment Report
  30. Provisional Discharge
  31. Change of Status Report
  32. Notice of Filing of Order
  33. Order Revoking Stay of Commitment
  34. Proposed Order or Document
  35. Hearing Held Remote
  36. Affidavit of Service
  37. 90 Day Stay of Commitment Report
  38. Notice of Remote Hearing with Instructions
  39. Notice of Filing of Order
  40. Order to Apprehend and Hold
  41. Report-Other
  42. Motion or Affidavit to Revoke Stay of Commitment
  43. Motion or Affidavit to Revoke Stay of Commitment
  44. Notice of Filing of Order
  45. Order of Stayed Commitment
  46. Proposed Order or Document
  47. Correspondence for Judicial Approval
  48. Notice of Filing of Order
  49. Order to Transport
  50. Proposed Order or Document
  51. Notice of Filing of Order
  52. Order of Stayed Commitment
  53. Proposed Order or Document
  54. Correspondence
  55. Hearing Held Remote
  56. Examiner's Report Distributed
  57. Examiner's Report
  58. Affidavit of Service
  59. Hearing Held Remote
  60. Notice of Remote Hearing with Instructions
  61. Notice of Remote Hearing with Instructions
  62. Notice of Filing of Order
  63. Order for Apprehension, Confinement and Notice of Hrg
  64. Medical Record
  65. Examiner's Report in Support of Petition for Commitment
  66. Pre-Petition Screening Report
  67. Confidential Information Form 11.1 personal information

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