Or. Admin. R. 859-200-0300 - Reasonable Grounds for Revocation
(1) If at any time while a person is
conditionally released it appears that hospitalization is required, the Board
may order the person returned to the state hospital for evaluation or
treatment.
(2) The Board will
explore all available treatment and supervision options in the community prior
to ordering revocation. Reasonable grounds for revocation of a conditional
release include, but are not limited to:
(a)
The person has violated terms of the conditional release plan or is
noncompliant with the conditional release plan;
(b) The person's mental health has changed
and the person can no longer be managed in the community setting;
(c) The person has escaped or taken an
unauthorized departure from jurisdiction or placement;
(d) The safety of the person or the public
can no longer be managed in the community setting; or
(e) The community resources required by the
Conditional Release Order are no longer available.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 161.387 & ORS 426.701
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 161.387, ORS 426.701 & ORS 426.702
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