Lonoke County Prosecuting Attorney's Office

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Lonoke County
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Chuck Graham
Prosecuting Attorney
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Mental and Drug Commitments FAQs

How do I obtain a mental or drug commitment?

The petitions are available at the Lonoke County Prosecutor’s Office. The Victim/Witness Coordinator will assist you in filling out the petition. The petition is then submitted to the judge for approval.

What is an Involuntary Mental commitment?

A person over the age of 18 can petition the court to have another person committed for treatment due to mental illness. The petition must contain factual allegations of the persons behavior that has given you concern.

What is an Involuntary Drug /Alcohol Commitment?

A person over the age of 18 can petition the court to have another person committed for drug abuse. The petition must contain factual allegations of the persons behavior that has given you concern.

Is there a cost to file a Commitment?

Yes, the filing fee is $165.00. The fee may be waived if you are found indigent by the court.

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