Commitment order

**Commitment order** refers to a legal or procedural directive issued to formally assign an individual to a specific institution, treatment program, or custody, often related to mental health, legal supervision, or correctional systems. In various contexts, a commitment order ensures that the person receives necessary care, rehabilitation, or monitoring as mandated by a court or authorized agency. This term is commonly used in legal, healthcare, and social services discussions to describe the official process of committing someone under law or regulation.