Question 33 (part 2) · LEK · Referral
“A person whose behaviour indicates that they are a threat to their own life or to the life or health of other persons due to mental disorders, but there are doubts as to whether the person is mentally ill, might be admitted to a mental hospital without the consent required in Article 22 of the Law on Protection of Mental Health.” Which article of the aforementioned law does the above passage come from?
- A. Article 22 point 2.
- B. Article 23.
- C. Article 24.
- D. Article 28.
- E. Article 29.
Hint
The key words are 'doubts as to whether the person is mentally ill' — which involuntary mode exists to clarify the diagnosis?
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