Iowa Code
Chapter 125 - SUBSTANCE-RELATED DISORDERS
Section 125.75A - Involuntary proceedings — minors — jurisdiction.

125.75A Involuntary proceedings — minors — jurisdiction.
The juvenile court has exclusive original jurisdiction in proceedings concerning a minor for whom an application is filed under section 125.75. In proceedings under this subchapter concerning a minor’s involuntary commitment or treatment, the term “court”, “judge”, or “clerk” means the juvenile court, judge, or clerk.
89 Acts, ch 283, §1; 92 Acts, ch 1124, §1; 2013 Acts, ch 130, §38; 2017 Acts, ch 54, §76
Referred to in §229.21

Structure Iowa Code

Iowa Code

Title IV - PUBLIC HEALTH

Chapter 125 - SUBSTANCE-RELATED DISORDERS

Section 125.1 - Declaration of policy.

Section 125.2 - Definitions.

Section 125.3 - Substance abuse program established.

Section 125.4

Section 125.5

Section 125.6

Section 125.7 - Duties of the board.

Section 125.9 - Powers of director.

Section 125.10 - Duties of director.

Section 125.12 - Comprehensive program for treatment — regional facilities.

Section 125.13 - Programs licensed — exceptions.

Section 125.14 - Licenses — renewal — fees.

Section 125.14A - Personnel of a licensed program admitting juveniles.

Section 125.15 - Inspections.

Section 125.15A - Licensure — emergencies.

Section 125.16 - Transfer of license or change of location prohibited.

Section 125.17 - License suspension or revocation.

Section 125.18 - Hearing before board.

Section 125.19 - Reissuance or reinstatement.

Section 125.20 - Rules.

Section 125.21 - Chemical substitutes and antagonists programs.

Section 125.25 - Approval of facility budget.

Section 125.32 - Acceptance for treatment — rules.

Section 125.32A - Discrimination prohibited.

Section 125.33 - Voluntary treatment of persons with substance-related disorders.

Section 125.34 - Treatment and services for persons with substance-related disorders due to intoxication and substance-induced incapacitation.

Section 125.37 - Records confidential.

Section 125.38 - Rights and privileges of patients.

Section 125.39 - Eligible entities.

Section 125.40 - Criminal laws limitations.

Section 125.41 - Judicial review.

Section 125.42 - Appeals.

Section 125.43 - Funding at mental health institutes.

Section 125.43A - Prescreening — exception.

Section 125.44 - Agreements with facilities — liability for costs.

Section 125.46 - County of residence determined.

Section 125.48 - List of contracting facilities.

Section 125.54 - Use of funds.

Section 125.55 - Audits.

Section 125.58 - Inspection — penalties.

Section 125.59 - Transfer of certain revenue — county program funding.

Section 125.60 - Grant formula.

Section 125.74 - Preapplication screening assessment — program.

Section 125.75 - Application.

Section 125.75A - Involuntary proceedings — minors — jurisdiction.

Section 125.75B - Dual filings.

Section 125.76 - Appointment of counsel for applicant.

Section 125.77 - Service of notice.

Section 125.78 - Procedure after application.

Section 125.79 - Respondent’s attorney informed.

Section 125.80 - Physician’s or mental health professional’s examination — report — scheduling of hearing.

Section 125.81 - Immediate custody.

Section 125.82 - Commitment hearing.

Section 125.83 - Placement for evaluation.

Section 125.83A - Placement in certain federal facilities.

Section 125.84 - Evaluation report.

Section 125.85 - Custody, discharge, and termination of proceeding.

Section 125.86 - Periodic reports required.

Section 125.87 - Status during appeal.

Section 125.88 - Status if commitment delayed.

Section 125.89 - Respondents charged with or convicted of crime.

Section 125.90 - Judicial hospitalization referee.

Section 125.91 - Emergency detention.

Section 125.92 - Rights and privileges of committed persons.

Section 125.93 - Commitment records — confidentiality.

Section 125.94 - Supreme court rules.