In Re The Detention Of H.h.

87653-8WashctappJun 2, 2025

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IN THE COURT OF APPEALS OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
DIVISION ONE
In re the Detention of:
H.H.,
Appellant.
No. 87653-8-I
DIVISION ONE
UNPUBLISHED OPINION
P ER CURIAM — H.H. appeals an order committing her for up to 180 days of
involuntary treatment. We previously accepted the State’s concession of error as to the
14-day order of involuntary commitment entered in the same trial court proceedings and
remanded for an order vacating the order of commitment and dismissing the petition.
See No. 86515-3-I. Because a 180-day civil commitment order is dependent upon a 14-
day commitment order having been validly entered previously, the State concedes that
the 180-day commitment order underlying this appeal must also be vacated. See RCW
71.34.750(2)(d) (the petition for 180-day commitment “shall contain” “the date of the
fourteen-day commitment order.”). 	We accept the concession of error, vacate the 180-
day commitment order, and remand for an order vacating the order of commitment and
dismissing the petition.
No. 87653-8-I/2
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FOR THE COURT:

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FILED
6/2/2025
Court of Appeals
Division |
State of Washington

IN THE COURT OF APPEALS OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON

DIVISION ONE
In re the Detention of:
No. 87653-8-I
H.H.,
DIVISION ONE

Appellant.
UNPUBLISHED OPINION

PER CURIAM — H.H. appeals an order committing her for up to 180 days of
involuntary treatment. We previously accepted the State’s concession of error as to the
14-day order of involuntary commitment entered in the same trial court proceedings and
remanded for an order vacating the order of commitment and dismissing the petition.
See No. 86515-3-l. Because a 180-day civil commitment order is dependent upon a 14-
day commitment order having been validly entered previously, the State concedes that
the 180-day commitment order underlying this appeal must also be vacated. See RCW
71.34.750(2)(d) (the petition for 180-day commitment “shall contain” “the date of the
fourteen-day commitment order.”). We accept the concession of error, vacate the 180-
day commitment order, and remand for an order vacating the order of commitment and

dismissing the petition.

No. 87653-8-I/2
FOR THE COURT:
Mann, 1.
Díaz, J.
ACT
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