Transcription of Civil Commitment Process Fact Sheet - Minnesota
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Civil Commitment Process Fact Sheet - Minnesota
P a g e | 1 ( R e v i s e d 12/ 2 020) Giving Voice to Those Seldom Heard 121 7th Place East, Suite 420, Metro Square Building Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101 Voice: 651-757-1800 Toll Free: 800-657-3506 Fax: 651-797-1950 TTY/Voice: Minnesota Relay Service 711 Civil Commitment Process Minn. Stat. - and This fact Sheet explains the Civil Commitment Process . It is important to point out that the Minnesota Commitment and Treatment Act, 253B, makes it clear that voluntary admission is preferred over commitments. allows any person over the age of 16 to request voluntary admission for treatment of chemical dependency, mental illness and developmental disabilities. Children under 16 years may be admitted voluntarily by a parent or legal guardian after an independent evaluation. The law also states a person who is voluntarily participating in treatment for mental illness is not subject to Commitment if: 1.
This fact sheet explains the civil commitment process. It is important to point out that the Minnesota Commitment and Treatment Act, 253B, makes it clear that voluntary admission is preferred over commitments. 253B.04 allows any person over the age of 16 to request voluntary admission for treatment of
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