Michigan § 330.1485a - Individual no longer requiring treatment; individual continuing to require treatment; finding; order.
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§ 330.1485a. Individual no longer requiring treatment; individual continuing to require treatment; finding; order.
Upon a hearing under section 484, if the court finds that an individual under an order of involuntary mental health treatment is no longer a person requiring treatment, the court shall enter a finding to that effect and shall order that the individual be discharged.
Upon a hearing under section 484, if the court finds that an individual under a 1-year order of involuntary mental health treatment continues to be a person requiring treatment, and after consideration of complaints submitted under section 483(2), the court shall do 1 of the following:
Continue the order.
Issue a new continuing order for involuntary mental health treatment under section 472a(3) or (4).
Source: official Michigan text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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