11.   They called a family meeting and filed a petition in state court seeking her involuntary commitment to a psychiatric hospital.

12.   Under current laws, involuntary commitment is limited to people deemed by a judge to be a danger to themselves or others.

13.   We have consistently upheld such involuntary commitment statutes provided the confinement takes place pursuant to proper procedures and evidentiary standards.

14.   You might consider counseling, psychotropic medication and involuntary commitment in a secure but cheerful facility.

15.   An involuntary commitment typically is granted when a person exhibits behavior that shows he is a danger to himself or others.

16.   He was taken to Savannas under a law that allows an involuntary psychiatric commitment for three days for people who are a danger to themselves or others.

17.   He was taken to Savannahs under a law that allows an involuntary psychiatric commitment for three days for people who are a danger to themselves or others.

18.   The case, like the previous decision, turned on whether the post-sentence lockup was esentially the same thing as involuntary civil commitment for the mentally ill.