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Title 23, Chapter 23-10.1 Emergency Commitment for Drug Intoxication

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Government of Rhode Island
WHO MiNDbank Collection
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Resource Type
Substance Abuse Legislation
Country/Region
Rhode Island
Date Published
31 December 2005
Document Type
Legislation/regulation
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This section covers emergency commitment for drug intoxication which is defined as an altered physiological substance or psychoactive substances, in which normal functioning is seriously impeded.

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