Protective custody; circumstances justifying.

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Text — 2026 Florida Statutes

A law enforcement officer may implement protective custody measures as specified in this part when a minor or an adult who appears to meet the involuntary admission criteria in s. 397.675 is:

(1) Brought to the attention of law enforcement; or

(2) In a public place.

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History

s. 6, ch. 93-39.

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§ 397.675, Fla. Stat.Criteria for involuntary admissions, including protective custody, emergency admission, and other involuntary assessment, involuntary treatment, and alternative involuntary assessment for minors, for purposes of assessment and stabilization, and for involuntary treatment.Printed as s. 397.675

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