Florida Statutes Subpart B - Noncourt Involved Admissions:protective Custody

• 397.677 - Protective Custody; Circumstances Justifying.
  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...
• 397.6771 - Protective Custody With Consent.
  A person in circumstances which justify protective custody, as described in s. 397.677, may consent to be assisted by a law enforcement officer to his...
• 397.6772 - Protective Custody Without Consent.
  (1) If a person in circumstances which justify protective custody as described in s. 397.677 fails or refuses to consent to assistance and a law enforcement...
• 397.6773 - Dispositional Alternatives After Protective Custody.
  (1) An individual who is in protective custody must be released by a qualified professional when:(a) The individual no longer meets the involuntary admission criteria in s....
• 397.6774 - Department To Maintain Lists Of Licensed Facilities.
  The department shall provide each municipal and county public safety office with a list of licensed hospitals, detoxification facilities, and addictions receiving facilities, including the...
• 397.6775 - Immunity From Liability.
  A law enforcement officer acting in good faith pursuant to this part may not be held criminally or civilly liable for false imprisonment.History.—s. 6, ch.

Last modified: September 23, 2016