In Re Webber
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
GEER, Judge.
Respondent Jerry Webber appeals from the trial court’s order recommitting him to a third 180-day period of involuntary outpatient treatment. Mr. Webber primarily contends that because his initial commitment order in 2007 provided for a term of outpatient commitment that exceeded the period authorized by the governing statute, the initial commitment period expired as a matter of law, and, as a consequence, the trial court lacked jurisdiction to enter subsequent commitment orders. Because Mr. Webber failed to appeal from the initial order or request a supplemental hearing as…
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