This is a legal form that was released by the Hawaii State Judiciary - a government authority operating within Hawaii. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.
Q: What is Form MH-2.9 (3C-P-520)?
A: Form MH-2.9 (3C-P-520) is an Order of Dismissal and Commitment to the Custody of the Director of Health in Hawaii.
Q: Who is the defendant in this form?
A: The defendant is the person who has been released on conditions and is subject to prosecution for other charges and/or involuntary hospitalization.
Q: What does this form do?
A: This form dismisses any previous charges against the defendant and commits them to the custody of the Director of Health.
Q: What is the purpose of the custody of the Director of Health?
A: The custody of the Director of Health is to ensure the defendant receives appropriate mental health treatment.
Q: Is the defendant released on any conditions?
A: Yes, the defendant is released on conditions set by the court.
Q: Can the defendant be prosecuted for other charges?
A: Yes, the defendant can still be prosecuted for other charges.
Q: Can the defendant be involuntarily hospitalized?
A: Yes, the defendant can be involuntarily hospitalized if necessary for their mental health treatment.
Q: Is there an order for transport in this form?
A: Yes, there is an order for transport to facilitate the defendant's transfer to the custody of the Director of Health.
Form Details:
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