Georgia Code
Title 37 - Mental Health
Chapter 12 - Georgia Behavioral Health and Peace Officer Co-Responder Programs

§ 37-12-1. Definitions - As used in this chapter, the term: History. Code 1981,...

§ 37-12-2. Co-Responder Partnership Programs; Operations and Transportation - History. Code 1981, § 37-12-2 , enacted by Ga. L....

§ 37-12-3. Identification of Entities Responding to Emergency Calls - Every county shall retain a written list available for public...

§ 37-12-4. Contracting With Behavioral Health Professionals for Participation as Community Service Board Team Member; List of Emergency Receiving Facilities - History. Code 1981, § 37-12-4 , enacted by Ga. L....

§ 37-12-5. Role of Law Enforcement Agencies - History. Code 1981, § 37-12-5 , enacted by Ga. L....

§ 37-12-6. Crisis Intervention Team Training - History. Code 1981, § 37-12-6 , enacted by Ga. L....

§ 37-12-7. Notification of Co-Responder Team of Emergencies - When an emergency call involving an individual’s behavioral health crisis...

§ 37-12-8. Co-Responder Protocol Committee; Role - Each community service board shall establish a co-responder protocol committee...

§ 37-12-9. Role of Community Service Boards Following Response - When a co-responder team responds to a behavioral health crisis,...

§ 37-12-10. Identification of Individuals Better Served by Behavioral Health System Than Criminal Justice System; Referral System - History. Code 1981, § 37-12-10 , enacted by Ga. L....

§ 37-12-11. Record Keeping; Annual Reporting - History. Code 1981, § 37-12-11 , enacted by Ga. L....

§ 37-12-12. Funding and Budgeting; Collaboration - History. Code 1981, § 37-12-12 , enacted by Ga. L....

§ 37-12-13. Liability - Any peace officer, law enforcement agency, community service board, community...

§ 37-12-14. Statutory Construction - Nothing in this chapter shall be construed as creating an...