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Ind. Elkhart Cnty. Local Rule LR20-AR00-227

Electronic Endorsement of Mental Health Commitments

activein force · 2026-01-01 – presentcompiled-edition

227.1

All applications for Emergency Detention must comply with Indiana Code 12-26-6, At the discretion of

the judicial officer, an application may be submitted to the court in electronic format. A judicial officer

authorized to issue a warrant in the county in which the individual whose detention is sought is present

may endorse the application electronically. The original Emergency Detention application documents and

a record of electronic transmission must be maintained by the sending party.

227.2

All seventy-two (72) hour Mental Health Commitments signed by any Judicial Officer shall be filed in the

Civil Division the next regular business day.

LOCAL CRIMINAL RULES FOR ELKHART

COUNTY SERIES 300

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