Category: Commitment Proceeding

New Case Law on When a Behavioral Health Professional May Testify as an Acquaintance Witness in a Commitment Proceeding

by Behavioral Health Law Team | Jun 26, 2020

On June 23, 2020, the Arizona Court of Appeals issued its opinion concerning In Re: MH2019-004895, vacating the trial court’s order for involuntary treatment because the trial court improperly allowed the patient’s clinical...

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Category: Commitment Proceeding

New Case Law on When a Behavioral Health Professional May Testify as an Acquaintance Witness in a Commitment Proceeding

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