Idaho — Title 66 · Chapter 3 — HOSPITALIZATION OF MENTALLY ILL
- § 66-317 — Definitions
- § 66-318 — Authority to admit voluntary patients — Denial of admission
- § 66-319 — Release of voluntary inpatients
- § 66-320 — Right to release on application — Exceptions
- § 66-322 — Appointment of guardian for individuals lacking capacity to make informed decisions about treatment — Judicial procedure
- § 66-323 — designated examiner qualifications
- § 66-323A — designated examiner and dispositioner — appointment
- § 66-324 — Authority to receive involuntary patients
- § 66-325 — Residence not affected by place of treatment
- § 66-326 — Detention without hearing
- § 66-327 — Responsibility for costs of commitment and care of patients
- § 66-328 — Jurisdiction of proceedings for commitment
- § 66-329 — Commitment to department director upon court order — Judicial procedure
- § 66-330 — Transportation — Temporary detention — Notice
- § 66-331 — Care and treatment in a federal facility
- § 66-333 — Examination of newly admitted patients
- § 66-334 — Transfer of patients between certain inpatient treatment facilities
- § 66-335 — Commitment of mentally ill convicts
- § 66-337 — Review, termination of commitment and discharge of patients
- § 66-341 — Exemptions from liability
- § 66-343 — Petition for reexamination of order of commitment
- § 66-344 — Right to humane care and treatment
- § 66-345 — Restraints and seclusion
- § 66-346 — Right to communication and visitation — Exercise of civil rights
- § 66-347 — Writ of habeas corpus
- § 66-348 — Disclosure of information
- § 66-349 — Penalty for violation
- § 66-350 — Detention pending judicial determination
- § 66-351 — Repayment of money on discharge of patient
- § 66-352 — Money found on mentally ill persons — Disposition
- § 66-354 — Mentally ill person with assets sufficient to pay expenses — Liability of relatives
- § 66-355 — Appointment of guardian — Incompetency of mentally ill person requires separate proceedings — Liability for care and treatment costs
- § 66-356 — Relief from firearms disabilities