South Dakota § 27B-7-30 Disclosure of information.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 27B-7-30 — Disclosure of information.

South Dakota § 27B-7-30

Title 27BDEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED PERSONS

Ch. 27B-7COMMITMENT AND BOARD-ORDERED CARE OF DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED

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S.D. Codified Laws § 27B-7-30 (2026).

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If requested, information shall be disclosed:

(1)Pursuant to orders or subpoenas of a court of record or subpoenas of the Legislature or chair of the county review board;

(2)To a prosecuting or defense attorney or to a qualified developmental disabilities professional as necessary for participation in a proceeding governed by this title;

(3)To an attorney representing a person who is presently subject to the authority of this title or who has been discharged if that person has given consent;

(4)If necessary in order to comply with another provision of law;

(5)To the Department of Human Services if the information is necessary to enable the Department of Human Services to discharge a responsibility placed upon it by law; or (6) To a state's attorney or the attorney ge

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If requested, information shall be disclosed: (1) Pursuant to orders or subpoenas of a court of record or subpoenas of the Legislature or chair of the county review board; (2) To a prosecuting or defense attorney or to a qualified developmental disabilities professional as necessary for participation in a proceeding governed by this title; (3) To an attorney representing a person who is presently subject to the authority of this title or who has been discharged if that person has given consent; (4) If necessary in order to comply with another provision of law; (5) To the Department of Human Services if the information is necessary to enable the Department of Human Services to discharge a responsibility placed upon it by law; or (6) To a state's attorney or the attorney general for the purpose of investigation of an alleged criminal act either committed by or upon a person with a developmental disability.