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Ky. Sup. Ct. Order 2026-03 § 16

Successful Completion of a Mental Health Court

activein force · 2026-01-14 – presentact-effective-date

(1) A participant may be eligible for successful completion of mental

health court after completing all mental health court requirements for

active recovery and stabilization of the underlying severe mental

illness, intellectual disability, neurocognitive disorder, or co-occurring

substance use disorder diagnosis.

(2) Upon successful completion of mental health court participant

requirements in Section 9 of these Administrative Procedures, an

order transferring the underlying court case back to where it

originated shall be entered and all further proceedings shall be placed

on the next available court docket of the referring judge.

(3) Participants who successfully complete the requirements of mental

health court are eligible to graduate. A mental health court graduation

may be held for an eligible participant within ninety (90) days of

successful completion, or at the discretion of the mental health court

judge.

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www.kycourts.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-30
Edition
2026-09-30
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153fd769aa842ec02e596e74ea2948537223709d931479ec750b1b389533e6fa
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