North Carolina Code — 122
Browse 261 sections in division 122 of the North Carolina code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 122C-1. Short title.
- § 122C-2. Policy.
- § 122C-3. Definitions.
- § 122C-4. Use of phrase "client or the legally responsible person".
- § 122C-5. Report on restraint and seclusion.
- § 122C-6. Smoking prohibited; penalty.
- § 122C-10. (This article has a contingent effective date - see note) MH/DD/SA Consumer Advocacy Program.
- § 122C-11. (This article has a contingent effective date - see notes) MH/DD/SA Consumer Advocacy Program/definitions.
- § 122C-12. (This article has a contingent effective date - see note) State MH/DD/SA Consumer Advocacy Program.
- § 122C-13. (This article has a contingent effective date - see note) State Consumer Advocate duties.
- § 122C-14. (This article has a contingent effective date - see note) Local Consumer Advocate; duties.
- § 122C-15. (This article has a contingent effective date - see note) State/Local Consumer Advocate; authority to enter; communication with residents, clients, patients; review of records.
- § 122C-16. (This article has a contingent effective date - see note) State/Local Consumer Advocate; resolution of complaints.
- § 122C-17. (This article has a contingent effective date - see note) State/Local Consumer Advocate; confidentiality.
- § 122C-18. (This article has a contingent effective date - see note) State/Local Consumer Advocate; retaliation prohibited.
- § 122C-19. (This article has a contingent effective date - see note) State/Local Consumer Advocate; immunity from liability.
- § 122C-20. (This article has a contingent effective date - see note) State/Local Consumer Advocate; penalty for willful interference.
- § 122C-20. 5. Definitions.
- § 122C-20. 6. Department to establish statewide supportive housing program for individuals transitioning into community living; purpose.
- § 122C-20. 7. Administration of housing subsidies for supportive housing.
- § 122C-20. 8. Eligibility requirements for NC Supportive Housing Program.
- § 122C-20. 9. In-reach activities for supportive housing.
- § 122C-20. 10. Allocation of supportive housing slots to LME/MCOs.
- § 122C-20. 11. Transition of program participants into housing slots.
- § 122C-20. 12. Transition services.
- § 122C-20. 13. Tenancy support services.
- § 122C-20. 14. Approval of landlords and housing units.
- § 122C-20. 15. Annual reporting on NC Supportive Housing Program.
- § 122C-20. 16. NC Supportive Housing Program not an entitlement.
- § 122C-21. Purpose.
- § 122C-22. (Effective until January 1, 2022) Exclusions from licensure; deemed status.
- § 122C-22. Exclusions from licensure; deemed status.
- § 122C-23. Licensure.
- § 122C-23. 1. Licensure of residential treatment facilities.
- § 122C-24. Adverse action on a license.
- § 122C-24. 1. Penalties; remedies.
- § 122C-25. Inspections; confidentiality.
- § 122C-26. Powers of the Commission.
- § 122C-27. Powers of the Secretary.
- § 122C-28. (Effective until December 1, 2021) Penalties.
- § 122C-28. 1. Facilities in violation of this Article.
- § 122C-29. Injunction.
- § 122C-30. Peer review committee; immunity from liability; confidentiality.
- § 122C-31. Report required upon death of client.
- § 122C-51. Declaration of policy on clients' rights.
- § 122C-52. Right to confidentiality.
- § 122C-53. Exceptions; client.
- § 122C-54. Exceptions; abuse reports and court proceedings.
- § 122C-54. 1: Recodified as G.S. 14-409.42 by Session Laws 2015-195, s. 11(b), effective August 5, 2015.
- § 122C-55. Exceptions; care and treatment.
- § 122C-56. Exceptions; research and planning.
- § 122C-56. 1. Exceptions; security recordings.
- § 122C-57. Right to treatment and consent to treatment.
- § 122C-58. Civil rights and civil remedies.
- § 122C-59. Use of corporal punishment.
- § 122C-60. Use of physical restraints or seclusion.
- § 122C-61. Treatment rights in 24-hour facilities.
- § 122C-62. Additional rights in 24-hour facilities.
- § 122C-63. Assurance for continuity of care for individuals with intellectual disabilities.
- § 122C-64. Client rights and human rights committees.
- § 122C-65. Offenses relating to clients.
- § 122C-66. Protection from abuse and exploitation; reporting.
- § 122C-67. Other rules regarding abuse, exploitation, neglect not prohibited.
- § 122C-71. Purpose.
- § 122C-72. Definitions.
- § 122C-73. Scope, use, and authority of advance instruction for mental health treatment.
- § 122C-74. Effectiveness and duration; revocation.
- § 122C-75. Reliance on advance instruction for mental health treatment.
- § 122C-76. Penalty.
- § 122C-77. Statutory form for advance instruction for mental health treatment.
- § 122C-80. Criminal history record check required for certain applicants for employment.
- § 122C-81. National accreditation benchmarks.
- § 122C-101. Policy.
- § 122C-102. State Plan for Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities, and Substance Abuse Services; system performance measures.
- § 122C-111. Administration.
- § 122C-112. 1. Powers and duties of the Secretary.
- § 122C-113. Cooperation between Secretary and other agencies.
- § 122C-114. Powers and duties of the Commission.
- § 122C-115. Duties of counties; appropriation and allocation of funds by counties and cities.
- § 122C-115. 1. County governance and operation of mental health, developmental disabilities, and substance abuse services program.
- § 122C-115. 2. LME business plan required; content, process, certification.
- § 122C-115. 3. Dissolution of area authority.
- § 122C-115. 4. Functions of local management entities.
- § 122C-116. Status of area authority; status of consolidated human services agency.
- § 122C-117. Powers and duties of the area authority.
- § 122C-118. 1. Structure of area board.
- § 122C-118. 2. Establishment of county commissioner advisory board.
- § 122C-119. Organization of area board.
- § 122C-119. 1. Area Authority board members' training.
- § 122C-120. Compensation of area board members.
- § 122C-120. 1. Job classifications; director and finance officer.
- § 122C-121. Area director.
- § 122C-123. Other agency responsibility.
- § 122C-123. 1. Area authority reimbursement to State for disallowed expenditures.
- § 122C-124. 1. Actions by the Secretary when area authority or county program is not providing minimally adequate services.
- § 122C-124. 2. Actions by the Secretary to ensure effective management of behavioral health services under the 1915(b)/(c) Medicaid Waiver.
- § 122C-125. Area Authority financial failure; State assumption of financial control.
- § 122C-125. 2. LME/MCO solvency ranges; formula; corrective action plan.
- § 122C-126. 1. Confidentiality of competitive health care information.
- § 122C-127. Consolidated human services board; human services director.
- § 122C-131. Composition of system.
- § 122C-141. Provision of services.
- § 122C-142. Contract for services.
- § 122C-142. 1. Substance abuse services for those convicted of driving while impaired or driving while less than 21 years old after consuming alcohol or drugs.
- § 122C-143. 1. Policy guidance.
- § 122C-143. 2: Repealed by Session Laws 2001-437, s. 1.16, effective July 1, 2002.
- § 122C-144. 1. Budget format and reports.
- § 122C-146. Uniform co-payment schedule.
- § 122C-147. Financing and title of area authority property.
- § 122C-147. 1. Appropriations and allocations.
- § 122C-147. 2. Purchase of services and reimbursement rates.
- § 122C-151. Responsibilities of those receiving appropriations.
- § 122C-151. 2. Appeal by area authorities and county programs.
- § 122C-151. 3. Dispute with area authorities or county programs.
- § 122C-151. 4. Appeal to State MH/DD/SA Appeals Panel.
- § 122C-152. Liability insurance and waiver of immunity as to torts of agents, employees, and board members.
- § 122C-153. Defense of agents, employees, and board members.
- § 122C-154. Personnel.
- § 122C-155. Supervision of services.
- § 122C-156. Salary plan for employees of the area authority.
- § 122C-157. Establishment of a professional reimbursement policy.
- § 122C-158. Privacy of personnel records.
- § 122C-170. Local Consumer and Family Advisory Committees.
- § 122C-171. State Consumer and Family Advisory Committee.
- § 122C-181. Secretary's jurisdiction over State facilities.
- § 122C-182. Authority to contract with area authorities.
- § 122C-183. Appointment of employees as police officers who may arrest without warrant.
- § 122C-184. Oath of special police officers.
- § 122C-185. Application of funds belonging to State facilities.
- § 122C-186. General Assembly visitors of State facilities.
- § 122C-191. Quality of services.
- § 122C-192. Review and protection of information.
- § 122C-201. Declaration of policy.
- § 122C-202. Applicability of Article.
- § 122C-202. 1. Hospital privileges.
- § 122C-202. 2. LME/MCO community crisis services plan; commitment examiners; transporting agencies; training; collaboration.
- § 122C-203. Admission or commitment and incompetency proceedings to have no effect on one another.
- § 122C-204. Civil liability for corruptly attempting admission or commitment.
- § 122C-205. Return of clients to 24-hour facilities.
- § 122C-205. 1. Discharge of clients who escape or breach the condition of release.
- § 122C-206. Transfers of clients between 24-hour facilities; transfer of clients from 24-hour facilities to acute care hospitals.
- § 122C-207. Confidentiality.
- § 122C-208. Voluntary admission not admissible in involuntary proceeding.
- § 122C-209. Voluntary admissions acceptance.
- § 122C-210. Guardian to pay expenses out of estate.
- § 122C-210. 1. Immunity from liability.
- § 122C-210. 2. Research at State facilities for the mentally ill.
- § 122C-210. 3. Electronic and facsimile transmission of custody orders.
- § 122C-211. Admissions.
- § 122C-212. Discharges.
- § 122C-216. Voluntary admission of individuals determined to be incapable.
- § 122C-217. Discharge of individuals determined to be incapable.
- § 122C-221. Admissions.
- § 122C-222. Admissions to State facilities.
- § 122C-223. Emergency admission to a 24-hour facility.
- § 122C-224. Judicial review of voluntary admission.
- § 122C-224. 1. Duties of clerk of court.
- § 122C-224. 2. Duties of the attorney for the minor.
- § 122C-224. 3. Hearing for review of admission.
- § 122C-224. 4. Rehearings.
- § 122C-224. 5. Transportation.
- § 122C-224. 6. Treatment pending hearing and after authorization for or concurrence in admission.
- § 122C-224. 7. Discharge.
- § 122C-230. Applicability of Part 4.
- § 122C-231. Admissions.
- § 122C-232. Judicial determination.
- § 122C-233. Discharges.
- § 122C-241. Admissions.
- § 122C-242. Discharges.
- § 122C-251. Custody and transportation.
- § 122C-252. Twenty-four hour facilities for custody and treatment of involuntary clients.
- § 122C-253. Fees under commitment order.
- § 122C-254. Housing responsibility for certain clients in or escapees from involuntary commitment.
- § 122C-255. Report required.
- § 122C-261. Affidavit and petition before clerk or magistrate when immediate hospitalization is not necessary; custody order.
- § 122C-262. Special emergency procedure for individuals needing immediate hospitalization.
- § 122C-263. Duties of law enforcement officer; first examination.
- § 122C-263. 1. Secretary's authority to certify commitment examiners; training of certified commitment examiners performing first examinations.
- § 122C-263. 2. Mental health crisis management: reasonable safety and containment measures.
- § 122C-264. Duties of clerk of superior court and the district attorney.
- § 122C-265. Outpatient commitment; examination and treatment pending hearing.
- § 122C-266. Inpatient commitment; second examination and treatment pending hearing.
- § 122C-267. Outpatient commitment; district court hearing.
- § 122C-268. Inpatient commitment; district court hearing.
- § 122C-268. 1. Inpatient commitment; hearing following automatic commitment.
- § 122C-269. Venue of hearing when respondent held at a 24-hour facility pending hearing.
- § 122C-270. Attorneys to represent the respondent and the State.
- § 122C-271. Disposition.
- § 122C-272. Appeal.
- § 122C-273. Duties for follow-up on commitment order.
- § 122C-274. Supplemental hearings.
- § 122C-275. Outpatient commitment; rehearings.
- § 122C-276. Inpatient commitment; rehearings for respondents other than insanity acquittees.
- § 122C-276. 1. Inpatient commitment; rehearings for respondents who are insanity acquittees.
- § 122C-277. Release and conditional release; judicial review.
- § 122C-278. Reexamination for capacity to proceed prior to discharge.
- § 122C-281. Affidavit and petition before clerk or magistrate; custody order.
- § 122C-282. Special emergency procedure for violent individuals.
- § 122C-283. Duties of law enforcement officer; first examination by commitment examiner.
- § 122C-284. Duties of clerk of superior court.
- § 122C-285. Commitment; second examination and treatment pending hearing.
- § 122C-286. Commitment; district court hearing.
- § 122C-286. 1. Venue of district court hearing when respondent held at a 24-hour facility pending hearing.
- § 122C-287. Disposition.
- § 122C-288. Appeal.
- § 122C-289. Duty of assigned counsel; discharge.
- § 122C-290. Duties for follow-up on commitment order.
- § 122C-291. Supplemental hearings.
- § 122C-292. Rehearings.
- § 122C-293. Release by area facility or physician.
- § 122C-294. Local plan and data submission.
- § 122C-301. Assistance to an individual who is intoxicated in public; procedure for commitment to shelter or facility.
- § 122C-302. Cities and counties may employ officers to assist intoxicated individuals.
- § 122C-303. Use of jail for care for intoxicated individual.
- § 122C-311. Individuals on parole.
- § 122C-312. Voluntary admissions and discharges of inmates of the Division of Adult Correction and Juvenile Justice of the Department of Public Safety.
- § 122C-313. Inmate becoming mentally ill and dangerous to himself or others.
- § 122C-321. Voluntary admissions and discharges.
- § 122C-322. Involuntary commitments.
- § 122C-331. Voluntary admissions and discharges.
- § 122C-332. Involuntary commitments.
- § 122C-333. Order of another state.
- § 122C-341. Determination of residence.
- § 122C-342. Voluntary admissions and discharges.
- § 122C-343. Involuntary commitments.
- § 122C-344. Citizens of other countries.
- § 122C-345. Return of a non-State resident client to his resident state.
- § 122C-346. Authority of the Secretary to enter reciprocal agreements.
- § 122C-347. Return of North Carolina resident clients from other states.
- § 122C-348. Residency not affected.
- § 122C-361. Compact entered into; form of Compact.
- § 122C-362. Compact Administrator.
- § 122C-363. Supplementary agreements.
- § 122C-364. Financial arrangements.
- § 122C-365. Transfer of clients.
- § 122C-366. Transmittal of copies of Part.
- § 122C-401. Use of Camp Butner Hospital authorized.
- § 122C-402. Application of State highway and motor vehicle laws at State institutions on Camp Butner reservation.
- § 122C-403. Secretary's authority over Camp Butner reservation.
- § 122C-405. Procedure applicable to rules.
- § 122C-406. Violations made misdemeanor.
- § 122C-407. Water and sewer system.
- § 122C-408. Former Butner Public Safety Authority; jurisdiction; fire and police protection.
- § 122C-409. Community of Butner comprehensive emergency management plan.
- § 122C-410. Authority of county or city over Camp Butner Reservation; zoning jurisdiction by Town of Butner over State lands.
- § 122C-411. 1: Repealed by Session Laws 1996, Second Extra Session, c. 18, s. 21.4.
- § 122C-421. Joint security force.
- § 122C-430. Joint security force.
- § 122C-430. 10. Joint security force.
- § 122C-430. 20: Repealed by Session Laws 2019-240, s. 19(e), effective November 6, 2019.
- § 122C-430. 30. Joint security force.
- § 122C-431. North Carolina Alcoholism Research Authority created.
- § 122C-432. Authorized to receive and spend funds.
- § 122C-433. Applications for grants; promulgation of rules.
- § 122C-450. Definitions.
- § 122C-451. Eligibility and allocations.
- § 122C-452. Information sharing.
- § 122C-453. Technical assistance and monitoring.
- § 122C-454. Reporting requirement.
- § 122C-465. Definitions.
- § 122C-466. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy treatment authorized.