Or. Admin. Code § 309-091-0050 - Other Forensic Discharges
(1) For the
purposes of this rule, discharge occurs when the state hospital moves the
individual from the state hospital's psychiatric care to either a community
setting or other institutional setting, including but not limited to discharge
to a jail.
(2) Individuals
committed to the state hospital pursuant to ORS
161.370 shall be discharged from
the state hospital upon any of the following:
(a) The court orders that the individual be
discharged from the state hospital or that the underlying criminal charges be
dismissed;
(b) When the ORS
161.370 or
161.365 evaluation report
identifies that the patient is fit to proceed ("able") or that there is no
substantial probability that the patient will gain or regain fitness to proceed
("never able") when the patient has reached the maximum commitment time under
ORS 161.370,
161.371 or
161.365.
(3) The state hospital shall send notice of
the evaluation finding to the court pursuant to ORS
161.370 or
161.365.
(4) Individuals who are committed under ORS
161.370 shall be discharged
within a period of time that is reasonable for making a determination
concerning whether or not and when the defendant may gain or regain capacity.
However, regardless of the number of charges with which the defendant is
accused, in no event shall the defendant be committed for longer than permitted
by ORS 161.371 or pursuant to a court's
order, whichever is shorter.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 161.370 & ORS 413.042
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 161.370, HB 2308 (2017), ORS 179.321, ORS 426.010, ORS 426.020, ORS 179.360 & SB432 (2011)
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