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  10. Part 2 - Special Liability Rules


Part 2 - Special Liability Rules


  • § 33-3-201. Liability of counselor for suicide or attempted suicide of person counseled.
  • § 33-3-202. Director of not-for-profit corporation providing service not liable for torts of recipients.
  • § 33-3-206. Duty to predict, warn or take precautions to provide protection -- Liability.
  • § 33-3-207. Discharge of duty.
  • § 33-3-208. Duty of employees who transmit or record patient communications.
  • § 33-3-209. Immunity from liability where duty satisfied.
  • § 33-3-210. Reporting to local law enforcement by a qualified mental health professional or behavior analyst of an actual threat of serious bodily harm or death against an identifiable victim.
  • § 33-3-212. Immunity for refusal to perform act prohibited by this title.
  • § 33-3-217. Uniform assessment process for determining recipient's decision making capacity.
  • § 33-3-218. Decision making capacity of recipient.
  • § 33-3-219. Surrogate decision maker for medical decisions -- Immunity from liability.
  • § 33-3-220. Eligibility to serve as surrogate decision maker.
  • § 33-3-221. Immunity of medical professional acting in accordance with decision of surrogate decision maker.
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