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Home » US Law » 2022 Massachusetts General Laws » Part I - Administration of the Government » Title XVII - Public Welfare » Chapter 123a - Care, Treatment and Rehabilitation of Sexually Dangerous Persons

Section 12 – Notification of Persons Adjudicated as Delinquent Juvenile or Youthful Offender by Reason of a Sexual Offense; Petitions for Classification as Sexually Dangerous Person; Hearings

Section 12. (a) Any agency with jurisdiction of a person who has ever been convicted of or adjudicated as a delinquent juvenile or a youthful offender by reason of a sexual offense as defined in section 1, regardless of the reason for the current incarceration, confinement or commitment, or who has been charged with such […]

Section 15 – Competence to Stand Trial; Hearing

Section 15. If a person who has been charged with a sexual offense has been found incompetent to stand trial and his commitment is sought and probable cause has been determined to exist pursuant to section 12, the court, without a jury, shall hear evidence and determine whether the person did commit the act or […]

Section 16 – Annual Reports Describing Treatments Offered

Section 16. The department of correction and the department of youth services shall annually prepare reports describing the treatment offered to each person who has been committed to the treatment center or the department of youth services as a sexually dangerous person and, without disclosing the identity of such persons, describe the treatment provided. The […]

Section 2 – Nemansket Correctional Center; Treatment and Rehabilitation Personnel

Section 2. The commissioner of correction shall maintain subject to the jurisdiction of the department of correction a treatment program or branch thereof at a correctional institution for the care, custody, treatment and rehabilitation of persons adjudicated as being sexually dangerous. Said facility shall be known as the ”Nemansket Correctional Center”. The commissioner of correction […]

Section 9 – Petitions for Examination and Discharge

Section 9. Any person committed to the treatment center shall be entitled to file a petition for examination and discharge once in every twelve months. Such petition may be filed by either the committed person, his parents, spouse, issue, next of kin or any friend. The department of correction may file a petition at any […]