Part 1 - General Rights of All Service Recipients

Part 1 - General Rights of All Service Recipients

§ 33-3-101. Rights of persons under this title equal to those of other persons except as limited by this title -- Records.
§ 33-3-102. Specific rights protected.
§ 33-3-103. Confidentiality of mental health records.
§ 33-3-104. Persons who may consent to disclosure of confidential information.
§ 33-3-105. Disclosure of confidential information without consent.
§ 33-3-106. Disclosure to advocacy agency -- Disclosure to organization paying for treatment -- Limitations.
§ 33-3-107. Rules relating to disclosure of confidential information.
§ 33-3-108. Access permitted for reports of harm and granting of access in cases of abuse.
§ 33-3-109. Release of information to family members and other designated persons -- Acceptance of information from family members of service recipients.
§ 33-3-110. Disclosure to law enforcement agencies in cases of felony acts of bodily harm or sexual abuse.
§ 33-3-111. Records of child service recipient not available to person accused of abusing recipient -- Exceptions and limitations.
§ 33-3-112. Disclosure to service recipient of records kept and procedures for accessing records.
§ 33-3-113. Request by recipient to have record amended.
§ 33-3-114. Exceptions to evidentiary privilege of mental health professionals.
§ 33-3-115. Information to be collected and reported to the federal bureau of investigation-NICS index and the department of safety by any clerk of court that maintains records of an adjudication as a mental defective or a judicial commitment to a mental institution.
§ 33-3-116. Penalty for violation.
§ 33-3-117. Reporting to local law enforcement by inpatient treatment facility of involuntary commitment of service recipient.
§ 33-3-120. Isolation and restraints prohibited -- Exceptions and limitations.
§ 33-3-125. Professional not to be related or to have financial interest.
§ 33-3-126. Right to religious expression.

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