North Dakota Statutes

§ 25-01.2-02 — Appropriate treatment, services, and habilitation - Treatment in least restrictive appropriate setting

North Dakota § 25-01.2-02

JurisdictionNorth Dakota

Title 25Mental and Physical Illness or Disability

Ch. 25-01.2Developmental Disability

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N.D. Cent. Code § 25-01.2-02 (2026).

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restrictive appropriate setting.
All individuals with developmental disabilities have a right to appropriate treatment,
services, and habilitation for those disabilities. Treatment, services, and habilitation for
individuals with a developmental disability must be provided in the least restrictive appropriate
setting.

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Jacobson v. J.A.L.

432 N.W.2d 876 (North Dakota Supreme Court, 1988)

23 case citations

Matter of Guardianship of Braaten

502 N.W.2d 512 (North Dakota Supreme Court, 1993)

23 case citations

Association for Retarded Citizens of North Dakota Lindley Black, by His Father, Sidney Black Bradley Cossette, by His Mother, Denise Cossette Richard Schneiderhan, by His Mother and Guardian Elmira Schneiderhan Naomi Jordison, by Her Father, Timothy Jordison Kelli Moriarty, by Her Mother and Guardian, Jacquelyn Moriarty and Philip Dechant, by His Mother and Guardian, Lois Dechant: On Behalf of Themselves and All Others Similarly Situated v. Allen I. Olson, Governor of the State of North Dakota Alton L. Lick, Director of Institutions Milton Wisland, Superintendent of Grafton State School Richard Charrier, Assistant Superintendent of Grafton State School and Chief Administrative Office of San Haven Division Dr. M.A.K. Lommen, State Health Officer, Department of Health Sam Ismir, Director, Division of Mental Health, Department of Human Services Darvin Hirsch, Director, Division of Developmental Disabilities, Department of Human Services Carroll Burchinal, Director of Department of Vocational Education Dr. Joseph Crawford, Superintendent of Public Instruction Gary Gronberg, Director of Special Education Division of Department of Public Instruction Dale Moug, Acting Director Department of Human Services James O. Fine, Director of Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, Department of Human Services Marcellus Hartze, Director of Division of Community Services, Department of Human Services, (Three Cases) Association for Retarded Citizens of North Dakota Lindley Black, by His Father, Sidney Black Bradley Cossette, by His Mother, Denise Cossette Richard Schneiderhan, by His Mother and Guardian Elmira Schneiderhan Naomi Jordison, by Her Father, Timothy Jordison Kelli Moriarty, by Her Mother and Guardian, Jacquelyn Moriarty and Philip Dechant, by His Mother and Guardian, Lois Dechant: On Behalf of Themselves and All Others Similarly Situated v. Allen I. Olson, Governor of the State of North Dakota Alton L. Lick, Director of Institutions Milton Wisland, Superintendent of Grafton State School Richard Charrier, Assistant Superintendent of Grafton State School and Chief Administrative Office of San Haven Division Dr. M.A.K. Lommen, State Health Officer, Department of Health Sam Ismir, Director, Division of Mental Health, Department of Human Services Darvin Hirsch, Director, Division of Developmental Disabilities, Department of Human Services Carroll Burchinal, Director of Department of Vocational Education Dr. Joseph Crawford, Superintendent of Public Instruction Gary Gronberg, Director of Special Education Division of Department of Public Instruction Dale Moug, Acting Director Department of Human Services James O. Fine, Director of Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, Department of Human Services Marcellus Hartze, Director of Division of Community Services, Department of Human Services

713 F.2d 1384 (Eighth Circuit, 1983)

16 case citations

Mullins v. North Dakota Department of Human Services

483 N.W.2d 160 (North Dakota Supreme Court, 1992)

10 case citations

Association for Retarded Citizens v. Olson

713 F.2d 1384 (Eighth Circuit, 1983)

8 case citations

In Interest of JAL

432 N.W.2d 876 (North Dakota Supreme Court, 1988)

Nearby Sections

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§ 25-01-01

§ 25-01-01.1

State council on developmental disabilities

§ 25-01-02

Transfer of patients between institutions

§ 25-01-02.1

Health council to investigate mental health of patients

§ 25-01-03

Supervising officer to appoint superintendent of institutions - Salaries - Removal

§ 25-01-04

Superintendent of each institution to qualify

§ 25-01-05

General powers and duties of superintendents of various institutions

§ 25-01-06

Duty of superintendent and the supervising officer in case of questionable commitment

§ 25-01-07

Salaries of officers and employees other than superintendent - How fixed

§ 25-01-08

Discharge of subordinate officers and employees

§ 25-01-09

Officers of institutions to be furnished food supplies

§ 25-01-10

Supervising officer may accept gifts and bequests - State treasurer to have custody of funds

§ 25-01-11

State treasurer to have custody of income from granted lands

§ 25-01-12

Drawing of funds - Sale of lands - Release of mortgages - Appropriations limit power to contract

§ 25-01-13

Members of board and officers of institutions not to be interested in certain contracts

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