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20-15-708. Observation of rules and regulations required.
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20-15-708. Observation of rules and regulations required.
(a) A person who is committed to the hospital or sanatorium under the provisions of this subchapter shall observe all the rules and regulations of the hospital or sanatorium.
(b) The superintendent of the institution may file a complaint in the district court against a person committed to the institution under the provisions of this subchapter who willfully violates the rules and regulations of the institution or who conducts himself or herself in a disorderly manner. A person so charged shall have the legal procedural rights of a person charged with disorderly conduct.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 20-15-708
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20-15-708. Observation of rules and regulations required.
(a) A person who is committed to the hospital or sanatorium under the provisions of this subchapter shall observe all the rules and regulations of the hospital or sanatorium.
(b) The superintendent of the institution may file a complaint in the district court against a person committed to the institution under the provisions of this subchapter who willfully violates the rules and regulations of the institution or who conducts himself or herself in a disorderly manner. A person so charged shall have the legal procedural rights of a person charged with disorderly conduct.
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