Texas § 592.155 RIGHTS OF CLIENT.

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§ 592.155 — RIGHTS OF CLIENT.

Texas § 592.155

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Tex. Health and Safety Code Code Ann. § 592.155 (2026).

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Sec. 592.155. RIGHTS OF CLIENT. A client for whom an application for an order to authorize the administration of a psychoactive medication is filed is entitled:

(1)to be represented by a court-appointed attorney who is knowledgeable about issues to be adjudicated at the hearing;

(2)to meet with that attorney as soon as is practicable to prepare for the hearing and to discuss any of the client's questions or concerns;

(3)to receive, immediately after the time of the hearing is set, a copy of the application and written notice of the time, place, and date of the hearing;

(4)to be informed, at the time personal notice of the hearing is given, of the client's right to a hearing and right to the assistance of an attorney to prepare for the hearing and to answer any questions or concerns; (5

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Sec. 592.155. RIGHTS OF CLIENT. A client for whom an application for an order to authorize the administration of a psychoactive medication is filed is entitled:
(1) to be represented by a court-appointed attorney who is knowledgeable about issues to be adjudicated at the hearing;
(2) to meet with that attorney as soon as is practicable to prepare for the hearing and to discuss any of the client's questions or concerns;
(3) to receive, immediately after the time of the hearing is set, a copy of the application and written notice of the time, place, and date of the hearing;
(4) to be informed, at the time personal notice of the hearing is given, of the client's right to a hearing and right to the assistance of an attorney to prepare for the hearing and to answer any questions or concerns;
(5) to be present at the hearing;
(6) to request from the court an independent expert; and
(7) to be notified orally, at the conclusion of the hearing, of the court's determinations of the client's capacity and best interest.