TCA § 33-6-706 — Discharge of involuntarily committed person — Person no longer mentally ill or in remission — Person unlikely to cause harm — Voluntary outpatient treatment possible
A person committed involuntarily must be discharged if the stated conditions are met, including no mental illness or serious emotional disturbance, no serious-harm risk, and suitability for voluntary outpatient treatment.
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