has been acquitted by reason of lack of criminal responsibility
on charges arising from conduct involving infliction of or
attempt to inflict substantial bodily harm on another, such 30-
day limitation shall not apply so long as an application for
examination and treatment is filed within 30 days after the date
of such determination or verdict. In such case, a clear and
present danger to others may be shown by establishing that the
conduct charged in the criminal proceeding did occur, and that
there is a reasonable probability that such conduct will be
repeated. For the purpose of this section, a clear and present
danger of harm to others may be demonstrated by proof that the
person has made threats of harm and has committed acts in
furtherance of the threat to commit harm.
(2) Clear and present danger to himself shall be shown by
establishing that within the past 30 days:
(i) the person has acted in such manner as to evidence that
he would be unable, without care, supervision and the continued
assistance of others, to satisfy his need for nourishment,
personal or medical care, shelter, or self-protection and
safety, and that there is a reasonable probability that death,
serious bodily injury or serious physical debilitation would
ensue [within 30 days] unless adequate treatment were afforded
under this act; or
(ii) the person has attempted suicide and that there is the
reasonable probability of suicide unless adequate treatment is
afforded under this act. For the purposes of this subsection, a
clear and present danger may be demonstrated by the proof that
the person has made threats to commit suicide and has committed
acts which are in furtherance of the threat to commit suicide;
or
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