District of Columbia Mental Health Civil Commitment Modernization Act of 2004
Official title: “To amend title 21, District of Columbia Official Code, to enact the provisions of the Mental Health Civil Commitment Act of 2002 which affect the Commission on Mental Health and require action by Congress in order to take effect.”
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The Senate passed it without objection on November 20, 2004. No individual votes are recorded.
It became law on December 10, 2004.
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