229.30 ORDERS OF COURTS IN OTHER STATES.
A judgment or order of hospitalization or commitment by a court of
competent jurisdiction of another state or the District of Columbia,
under which any person is hospitalized or placed in a facility
operated by the United States department of veterans affairs or
another agency of the United States government, shall have the same
force and effect with respect to that person while the person is in
this state as the judgment or order would have if the person were in
the jurisdiction of the court which issued it. That court shall be
deemed to have retained jurisdiction of the person so hospitalized or
placed for the purpose of inquiring into that person's mental
condition and the need for continued hospitalization or care and
custody, as do courts in this state under section 229.28. Consent is
hereby given to the application of the law of the state or district
in which is situated the court which issued the judgment or order as
regards authority of the chief officer of any facility, operated in
this state by the United States department of veterans affairs or
another agency of the United States government, to retain custody,
transfer, place on convalescent leave or discharge the person so
hospitalized or committed.
229.30 ORDERS OF COURTS IN OTHER STATES.
A judgment or order of hospitalization or commitment by a court of
competent jurisdiction of another state or the District of Columbia,
under which any person is hospitalized or placed in a facility
operated by the United States department of veterans affairs or
another agency of the United States government, shall have the same
force and effect with respect to that person while the person is in
this state as the judgment or order would have if the person were in
the jurisdiction of the court which issued it. That court shall be
deemed to have retained jurisdiction of the person so hospitalized or
placed for the purpose of inquiring into that person's mental
condition and the need for continued hospitalization or care and
custody, as do courts in this state under section 229.28. Consent is
hereby given to the application of the law of the state or district
in which is situated the court which issued the judgment or order as
regards authority of the chief officer of any facility, operated in
this state by the United States department of veterans affairs or
another agency of the United States government, to retain custody,
transfer, place on convalescent leave or discharge the person so
hospitalized or committed.
229.30 ORDERS OF COURTS IN OTHER STATES.
A judgment or order of hospitalization or commitment by a court of
competent jurisdiction of another state or the District of Columbia,
under which any person is hospitalized or placed in a facility
operated by the United States department of veterans affairs or
another agency of the United States government, shall have the same
force and effect with respect to that person while the person is in
this state as the judgment or order would have if the person were in
the jurisdiction of the court which issued it. That court shall be
deemed to have retained jurisdiction of the person so hospitalized or
placed for the purpose of inquiring into that person's mental
condition and the need for continued hospitalization or care and
custody, as do courts in this state under section 229.28. Consent is
hereby given to the application of the law of the state or district
in which is situated the court which issued the judgment or order as
regards authority of the chief officer of any facility, operated in
this state by the United States department of veterans affairs or
another agency of the United States government, to retain custody,
transfer, place on convalescent leave or discharge the person so
hospitalized or committed.
