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Ky. Sup. Ct. Order 2026-03 § 5

Process For Admission Into a Mental Health Court

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

(1) Upon receipt of the clinical evaluation results conducted by a qualified

mental health professional and any other relevant information

regarding the potential participant, the MHC Team shall provide the

mental health court judge with a recommendation on whether the

potential participant should be admitted into the mental health court.

(2) The mental health court judge shall review the recommendation and

shall have the final decision-making authority to accept or deny the

potential participant into the mental health court.

(3) The mental health court staff shall prepare a Notice of Referral Status

that reflects the final decision of the mental health court judge to

accept or deny the potential participant into the mental health court.

(4) The Notice of Referral Status shall be tendered to the referring judge

having original jurisdiction over the case for consideration of admission

into mental health court.

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www.kycourts.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-30
Edition
2026-09-30
Content hash
a20332b8c2550a4e726c2094c2ec05201c355bb498adb87343ab54d236527d30
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