Georgia § 15-11-657 Restoration to competency; remediation orders and reports

Georgia Statutes

§ 15-11-657 — Restoration to competency; remediation orders and reports

Georgia § 15-11-657

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O.C.G.A. § 15-11-657 (2026).

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(a)All competency remediation service orders issued by the court shall contain:

(1)The name of the competency remediation service program provider and the location of the program;

(2)A statement of the arrangements for a child's transportation to the program site;

(3)The length of the competency remediation service program;

(4)A statement of the arrangements for a child's transportation after the program ends; and (5) A direction concerning the frequency of reports required by the court.

(b)DBHDD or a licensed psychologist or psychiatrist shall file a written report with the court:

(1)Not later than six months after the date the court orders that competency remediation be attempted but prior to the first review hearing;

(2)Every six months after the first review hearing if a child

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(a) All competency remediation service orders issued by the court shall contain: (1) The name of the competency remediation service program provider and the location of the program; (2) A statement of the arrangements for a child's transportation to the program site; (3) The length of the competency remediation service program; (4) A statement of the arrangements for a child's transportation after the program ends; and (5) A direction concerning the frequency of reports required by the court. (b) DBHDD or a licensed psychologist or psychiatrist shall file a written report with the court: (1) Not later than six months after the date the court orders that competency remediation be attempted but prior to the first review hearing; (2) Every six months after the first review hearing if a child remains incompetent to proceed and under an order for remediation; (3) At any time DBHDD or a licensed psychologist or psychiatrist opines a child has attained competency; or (4) At shorter intervals designated by the court in its competency remediation order. (c) DBHDD or the licensed psychologist or psychiatrist written report shall include, but not be limited to: (1) Whether a child's competency can be remediated or whether a child is likely to remain incompetent to proceed for the foreseeable future; (2) Whether additional time is needed to remediate a child's competency; and (3) If a child has attained competency, the effect, if any, of any limitations that are imposed by any medication or other treatment used in the effort to remediate competency.