Saville v. Burt County Mental Health Board

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “an order adjudicating an individual to be a mentally ill dangerous person and ordering him retained for an indeterminate amount of time deprives a person of his liberty and that this denial clearly affects a substantial right”
• holding an adjudication by a mental health board that an individual is “a mentally ill dangerous person” under the MHCA is a final and appealable order which has to be appealed within 30 days
• reaching a similar conclusion in an individual’s action challenging commitment as a mentally ill dangerous person under the Nebraska Mental Health Commitment Act (MHCA)
• an adjudication by a mental health board that an individual is “a mentally ill dangerous person” under the Nebraska Mental Health Commitment Act (“MHCA”) is a final and appealable order which has to be appealed within 30 days
• an adjudication by a mental health board that an individual is “a mentally ill dangerous person” under the Nebraska Mental Health Commitment Act (“MHCA”) is a final and appealable order which has to be appealed within 30 days
• an adjudication by a mental health board that an individual is “a mentally ill dangerous person” under the Nebraska Mental Health Commitment Act (“MHCA”) is a final and appealable order which has to be appealed within 30 days

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).