West Virginia Code > Chapter 27 > Article 4 – Voluntary Hospitalization


27-4-1	Authority to receive voluntary patients
27-4-2	Release of voluntary patients
27-4-3	Right to release on application
27-4-4	Admission and treatment of voluntary patients; statement of rights; consent for treatment

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