Examples of Temporary Detention Order in a sentence
The Jail will ensure that prisoners requiring emergency psychiatric hospitalization or who are acutely mentally ill receive timely and adequate treatment by initiating a Temporary Detention Order or transferring to a hospital offering the needed services.
Beginning no later than August 1, 2014, each special justice appointed by the Court shall, regarding persons detained under a Temporary Detention Order (“TDO”) and held within Arlington County, conduct the hearings at the facility in Arlington County where the respondent is being held, when the facility makes a suitable space available for hearings.
The Contractor agrees to comply with all aspects of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and to safeguard any protected health information of all individuals under Temporary Detention Order (TDO).
The Jail will initiate a Temporary Detention Order or transfer to a hospital offering the needed services when an incarcerated person is in need of an inpatient level of care.
ROSS-HAMMOND Background Information: Currently a person can arrive at a Temporary Detention Facility under a Temporary Detention Order (TDO), and a hearing can be legally held within a few hours.
You can also call your Care Coordinator for assistance.• For Members age twenty-one (21) through sixty-four (64), where the Member goes into private freestanding Institution for Mental Disease (IMD) or a State freestanding IMD for a Temporary Detention Order (TDO), the state TDO program will pay for the service.
The funds will be used to provide support for costs incurred during “soft” transports for clients under Temporary Detention Order to an inpatient hospital and other Crisis Intervention Center operational needs.
Admission will be by Temporary Detention Order (TDO) to WSH if the person is in crisis has a dual diagnosis of ID/BH or a provisional psychiatric diagnosis and has an IQ score generally above 50.
Many of these discuss prevention, handling and rehabilitation of MICWL, including the LHAV 2012, Law on Organisation of People’s Court 2014, PC 2015 (amended in 2017), PPC 2015, Law on Execution of Custody and Temporary Detention Order 2015, Law on Children 2016, Law on Legal Aid 2017, Law on Special Amnesty 2018, and other laws and sub-laws.
The individual in crisis is rushed through the ECO process and often there is not enough time to begin de-escalation and treatment prior to the issuance of a Temporary Detention Order.