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Texas: an officer’s emergency-detention decision
Statute and bill analysis (HB 1738 analysis, 83R)
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What the record says
Worldwide register by region (Batch 2) · Batch 15
- Instrument
- Health & Safety Code § 573.001–.002: a peace officer may apprehend without warrant on belief of mental illness and substantial risk of serious harm, and must immediately file a "Notification of Emergency Detention" on a statutory form stating the specific conduct relied on; 2013 HB 1738 added rights notices and barred facilities from requiring the officer's continued presence
- What is documented
- Statute and bill analysis (HB 1738 analysis, 83R)
- Finding or status
- —
- Why it matters here
- The notification form is a written record of the initiating facts — a field California's § 5150 application also has, but which neither state aggregates; the Texas form is the channel-9 target document for any archival pass
- Label
- VERIFIED
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Reference and provenance
TX-573-PEACE-OFFICER