New Jersey § 30:6C-7 Aftercare treatment;  refusal to continue as violation of probation

New Jersey Statutes

§ 30:6C-7 — Aftercare treatment; refusal to continue as violation of probation

New Jersey § 30:6C-7

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N.J. Stat. Ann. § 30:6C-7 (2026).

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Any individual released or discharged from a State or county mental hospital or similar facility after having been voluntarily admitted or committed thereto as a disorderly person as provided for herein, shall receive specialized medically oriented aftercare treatment for the balance of the time that the individual shall remain on probation. If the individual receiving aftercare treatment refuses to continue to receive such treatment and thus violates the condition of his probation, he shall be returned to the court for further disposition as provided for herein. L.1964, c. 226, s. 7.

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Any individual released or discharged from a State or county mental hospital or similar facility after having been voluntarily admitted or committed thereto as a disorderly person as provided for herein, shall receive specialized medically oriented aftercare treatment for the balance of the time that the individual shall remain on probation. If the individual receiving aftercare treatment refuses to continue to receive such treatment and thus violates the condition of his probation, he shall be returned to the court for further disposition as provided for herein. L.1964, c. 226, s. 7.