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Ky. Admin. Office of the Courts, Circuit/District Court Clerks' Manual, ch. 43 (Forcible Entry and Detainer)

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Ky. Admin. Office of the Courts, Circuit/District Court Clerks' Manual, ch. 43 (Forcible Entry and Detainer)
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56.2.2 Petitions for Criminal Involuntary Commitments Quick Reference
 There is no filing fee or jury fee for involuntary commitment proceedings AOC Form 708
under KRS Chapter 202C. File, date, initial

 All criminal involuntary commitment proceedings under KRS 202C.010, Case number type
202C.020, 202C.030, 202C.040, and 202C.050 are initiated by the H
Commonwealth’s Attorney in the circuit court in the county of prosecution. Case type CICP
KRS 504.100.
1. When you receive an AOC Form 708, Petition for Involuntary
Commitment, apply the FILED stamp to the petition; add the date and
your initials.
2. Refer to the Case Add section of the KyCourts Manual for instructions on
opening the case. Assign an H number using the next prenumbered file
folder in the confidential division of Circuit Court.
Note: These should always be separate case number. Always use trailer Document type
number 001. You do not have to determine if the respondent has a prior PCIC
case in your court.
AOC Form 708.1
Note: Assign it to the circuit judge that found the respondent
incompetent to stand trial in the underlying criminal case. If a district
court found the defendant incompetent, then follow the local judge
assignment protocol for the next circuit judge.
3. File by completing a document screen using document code PCIC.
4. Take the file, along with an AOC Form 708.1 to the circuit judge assigned.

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56.2.3 Order Setting Evidentiary Hearing, Appointing Guardian Quick Reference
Ad Litem, Ordering Commitment, and Appointing DPA
1. The Court will appoint a Guardian Ad Litem from a list of private attorneys
maintained by the clerk to represent the needs and best interests of the
respondent. KRS 202C.020. Enter Guardian Ad
Litem as party