Involuntary Rehabilitation Commitment Process

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In South Carolina, an inmate can be involuntarily committed to a rehabilitation facility if a court deems it necessary for their treatment, regardless of a possession of a firearm charge. This process involves legal procedures and evaluations by medical professionals.

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Can this happen if the inmate has a possession of a firearm charge?
In North Carolina, an inmate can be involuntarily committed to a rehabilitation facility if the court deems it necessary for treatment, even if the inmate has a possession of a firearm charge. This decision involves legal proceedings and evaluations from medical professionals.
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Can this happen if the inmate has a possession of a firearm charge in SC?
Yes, in South Carolina, an inmate can be involuntarily committed to a rehabilitation facility if the court determines it is necessary for their treatment, regardless of a possession of a firearm charge. This process involves legal procedures and evaluations by medical professionals.
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Can a SC inmate be committed to a 90 day rehabilitation program?
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Yes, in South Carolina, an inmate can be committed to a *-day rehabilitation program if the court determines it is necessary for their treatment and rehabilitation. This decision involves legal procedures and evaluations by medical professionals.
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