Hawaii Revised Statutes
334. Mental Health, Mental Illness, Drug Addiction, and Alcoholism
334-74 Transfer of residents of correctional facilities.

§334-74 Transfer of residents of correctional facilities. If any resident of a state correctional facility is in need of acute psychiatric treatment for mental illness, the director of public safety or the officer in charge of the correctional facility may file with the director an application for the transfer of the resident to a facility operated by the department of health or at which the director of health contracts for services, together with the certificate of a psychiatrist or psychologist employed by the department showing the need for such treatment, and, upon approval of the application by the director, the official having custody of the resident shall transfer the resident to the facility operated by the department or at which the director contracts for care and treatment. The official effecting the transfer of the resident shall keep the director informed of the maximum period of commitment of the resident to the director of public safety, and, if the continued care of the resident beyond the expiration of the period is deemed necessary, the director shall institute the procedures required to detain the resident as a patient notwithstanding the resident's release from the state correctional facility; provided that a judicial hearing pursuant to sections 334-60.2 to 334-60.7 be held by the same circuit court that sentenced the resident. In the event that discharge from the facility operated by the department or at which the director contracts for services occurs before the expiration of the maximum period of commitment or confinement, the resident shall be returned to the appropriate state correctional facility.
As used in this section, "resident" means any person serving a sentence in a state correctional facility or any child or minor detained in a state correctional facility. [L 1967, c 259, pt of §1; HRS §334-74; am L 1976, c 130, §8; am L 1977, c 76, §5; am L 1985, c 68, §9; am L 1987, c 338, §10; am L 1988, c 14, §1; am L 1989, c 211, §8; am L 1994, c 153, §3; am L 1999, c 119, §6]
Cross References
Intermediate sanctions for selected offenders and defendants, see § §353-10.5, 353-63.5, and 706-605.1.

Structure Hawaii Revised Statutes

Hawaii Revised Statutes

Title 19. Health

334. Mental Health, Mental Illness, Drug Addiction, and Alcoholism

334-1 Definitions.

334-2 Mental health system.

334-2.5 Contracts for facilities and services.

334-2.7 Development or expansion of a forensic facility of the department of health. (a) Notwithstanding any other law to the contrary, the governor, with the assistance of the director, may negotiate with any person for the development or expansion...

334-3 Functions of department in mental health.

334-3.5 Employment program for the chronically mentally ill established.

334-4 Personnel for mental health program.

334-5 Confidentiality of records.

334-6 Fees; payment of expenses for treatment services.

334-7 Donations or grants to department.

334-8 Agreements.

334-9 Rules.

334-10 State council on mental health.

334-11 Service area boards.

334-12 Bilingual mental health services.

334-13 Representative payee program.

334-14 Group homes for substance abusers; source of funds; disposition of receipts.

334-15 Mental health and substance abuse special fund; established.

334-16 Annual report; forensic patient data.

334-21 Licensing of psychiatric facilities.

334-22 Penalty.

334-23 Money belonging to patients.

334-24 Admission; discharge; civil liability.

334-31 to 38 REPEALED.

334-51 to 58 OLD REPEALED.

334-59 Emergency examination and hospitalization.

334-59.5 Notice of admissions, examinations, and hospitalizations.

334-60 REPEALED.

334-60.1 Voluntary admission for nonemergency treatment or supervision.

334-60.2 Involuntary hospitalization criteria.

334-60.3 Initiation of proceeding for involuntary hospitalization.

334-60.4 Notice; waiver of notice; hearing on petition; waiver of hearing on petition for involuntary hospitalization.

334-60.5 Hearing on petition.

334-60.6 Period of detention.

334-60.7 Notice of intent to discharge.

334-61 Presumption; civil rights.

334-62 Service of process and papers upon patients.

334-71 Transfer of patients between facilities.

334-72 Transfer of veterans.

334-73 REPEALED.

334-74 Transfer of residents of correctional facilities.

334-75 Authorized absence.

334-76 OLD REPEALED. §334-76 Discharge from custody.

334-81 Request for hearing.

334-82 Order to show cause; guardian ad litem.

334-83 Hearing.

334-84 Order.

334-85 Further hearings.

334-86 Status of patient pending hearing.

334-101 Establishment.

334-102 Criteria.

334-103 Program elements.

334-104 Least restrictive level of service.

334-105 Evaluation.

334-106 License or accreditation required.

334-121 Criteria for assisted community treatment.

334-121.5 Examination for assisted community treatment indication.

334-122 Definitions.

334-123 Initiation of proceeding for assisted community treatment.

334-123.5 Appointment of a guardian ad litem.

334-124 Hearing date.

334-125 Notice.

334-126 Hearing on petition.

334-127 Disposition.

334-128 Treatment costs and fees.

334-129 Failure to comply with assisted community treatment.

334-130 Period of assisted community treatment.

334-131 Notice of intent to discharge.

334-132 Objection to discharge.

334-133 Petition for additional period of treatment; hearing.

334-134 Hearing for discharge.

334-141 Definitions.

334-142 Petition.

334-143 Notice of hearing and service of petition on respondent.

334-144 Hearing and court order.

334-145 Treatment costs, fees, and costs for petition process.

334-146 Discharge.

334-147 Failure to comply with court order.

334-148 Application.

334-161 Criteria for issuance of court or administrative order for treatment over the patient's objection.

334-162 Criteria for administrative authorization process.