State Custody Sample Clauses
The State Custody clause establishes the legal authority and procedures by which a government or state entity takes temporary or permanent control over certain property, assets, or individuals. In practice, this clause may apply to situations such as the seizure of goods for regulatory reasons, the detention of individuals for legal proceedings, or the holding of assets during investigations. Its core function is to provide a clear legal framework for state intervention, ensuring that such actions are conducted lawfully and with defined limits, thereby protecting both public interests and individual rights.
State Custody. Subcontractor is not permitted, and shall ensure Provider does not encourage or suggest, in any way, that Covered Persons be placed in State custody in order to receive medical or specialized behavioral health services covered by LDH.
State Custody. Through DCFS, if no suitable relatives/individuals or not in child’s best interest.
State Custody. Provider is not permitted to encourage or suggest, in any way, that Covered Persons be placed in State custody in order to receive medical or specialized behavioral health services covered by DHH.