Okla. Stat. tit. 43A, § 43A-5-102
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Official forms required - Order as sufficient authority
Official statutory text
and protection.
No person shall be accepted into any facility without the use of
the properly executed official forms. The properly executed order
to hospitalize or the order of admission shall be full and
sufficient authority and protection to the executive director or the
person acting as such in the absence of the executive director for
receiving and detaining in the hospital the person named on the
form.
No person shall be accepted into any facility without the use of
the properly executed official forms. The properly executed order
to hospitalize or the order of admission shall be full and
sufficient authority and protection to the executive director or the
person acting as such in the absence of the executive director for
receiving and detaining in the hospital the person named on the
form.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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