G.H. v. State

MAJORITY OPINION

SCOTT BRISTER, Chief Justice.

Appellant G.H. was involuntarily committed for temporary inpatient mental health services and administration of psychoactive medication for a period not to exceed ninety days. Through her attorney ad litem, she challenges the legal and factual sufficiency to support this order. We affirm.

The medical records indicate G.H. has a history of bipolar disorder “with psychotic features.” She was brought to the emergency room of the University of Texas Medical Branch by a mental health deputy due to disruptive and disorganized behavior at home. When she…