In Re the Necessity for the Hospitalization of Reid K.
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
FABE, Chief Justice.
I. INTRODUCTION
In August 2018 the superior court entered a 30-day involuntary civil commitment order for Reid K. 1 After holding a contested evi-dentiary hearing, the superior court found that Reid was likely to harm others and that no less restrictive alternative existed to prevent potential harm. ' Reid appeals that 30-day commitment. Shortly after Reid's 80-day commitment, Reid's doctors petitioned for a 90-day commitment. At the trial on the requested 90-day commitment, Reid stipulated that he was mentally ill and, as a result, was likely to cause harm to…
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- Akpik v. State, Office of Management & BudgetAlaska Supreme Court · 2005
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