§ 122C-322. Involuntary commitments. — United States — North Carolina law | Esheria

§ 122C-322. Involuntary commitments.

The psychiatric service may be used for temporary detention, commitment after a district court hearing, or outpatient commitment supervision, but no one may be held or committed there without prior approval from the service director or designee.

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