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South Carolina Code > Title 44 > Chapter 23 - Provisions Applicable To Both Mentally Ill And Mentally Retarded Persons

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§ 44-23-10	Definitions
§ 44-23-20	Inapplicability to Whitten Center
§ 44-23-30	Repealed by 2008, Act No. 266, Section 10, eff June 4, 2008
§ 44-23-40	Appeal to court from rules and regulations
§ 44-23-210	Transfer of confined persons to or between mental health or mental retardation institutions
§ 44-23-220	Admission of persons in jail
§ 44-23-240	Causing unwarranted confinement
§ 44-23-250	Signature of director of state mental health facility defined
§ 44-23-410	Determining fitness to stand trial; time for conducting examination; extension; independent examination; competency distinguished
§ 44-23-420	Designated examiners' report
§ 44-23-430	Hearing on fitness to stand trial; effect of outcome
§ 44-23-440	Finding of unfitness to stand trial shall not preclude defense on merits
§ 44-23-450	Reexamination of finding of unfitness
§ 44-23-460	Procedure when superintendent believes person charged with crime no longer requires hospitalization
§ 44-23-1080	Patients and prisoners denied access to alcoholic beverages, firearms, dangerous weapons and controlled substances
§ 44-23-1100	Disclosure of copies of completed forms retained by probate judges
§ 44-23-1110	Charges for maintenance, care and services
§ 44-23-1120	Liability of estate of deceased patient or trainee
§ 44-23-1130	Contracts for care and treatment
§ 44-23-1140	Lien for care and treatment; filing statement; limitation of action for enforcement
§ 44-23-1150	Sexual misconduct with an inmate, patient, or offender