Opinion
80008-6-I
03-16-2020
In the Matter of the Detention of K.D.
UNPUBLISHED OPINION
Per Curiam
K.D. appeals an order committing him for up to 14 days of involuntary treatment. K.D. was released from his commitment in May, 2019. He contends, and the State concedes, that the order must be vacated because the court entered insufficient findings to support revocation. See In the Matter of the Detention of G.P., ___ Wn.App.2d___, 450 P.3d 668 (2019) (boilerplate findings insufficient to permit meaningful review of determination that appellant presented a likelihood of serious harm to herself). The State does not dispute K.D.'s argument that the evidence was insufficient to prove that he was not a good faith voluntary patient, and does not seek a remand for entry of additional findings. Accordingly, we accept the concession of error and remand solely for an order vacating the order of commitment and dismissing the petition.