Where does this involuntary commitment laws by state data come from?

Name: Involuntary Commitment Laws by State
Creator: Rankodex

Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Legislative Analysis and Public Policy Association.

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Involuntary Commitment Laws by State

Involuntary Commitment Laws by State: compare 51 US states on 1 metric.

Health Law51 states · 1 metricUpdated Mar 13, 2023Original page

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Legislative Analysis and Public Policy Association

Involuntary Commitment Laws

4 values across 51 entries

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51 states


Alabama	No law
Alaska	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Arizona	No law
Arkansas	No law
California	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Colorado	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Connecticut	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Delaware	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
District of Columbia	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Florida	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Georgia	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Hawaii	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Idaho	No law
Illinois	No law
Indiana	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Iowa	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Kansas	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Kentucky	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Louisiana	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Maine	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Maryland	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Massachusetts	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Michigan	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Minnesota	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Mississippi	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Missouri	No law
Montana	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Nebraska	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Nevada	No law
New Hampshire	No law
New Jersey	No law
New Mexico	No law
New York	No law
North Carolina	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
North Dakota	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Ohio	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Oklahoma	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Oregon	No law
Pennsylvania	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Rhode Island	Alcoholism
South Carolina	No law
South Dakota	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Tennessee	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Texas	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Utah	No law
Vermont	Substance use disorder
Virginia	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Washington	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
West Virginia	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Wisconsin	Substance use disorder and Alcoholism
Wyoming	No law

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Where does this involuntary commitment laws by state data come from?: Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Legislative Analysis and Public Policy Association.