Discharge of Child Judicially Committed.
Article 186
ART. 186. Discharge of Child Judicially Committed. — The Court shall order the discharge of any child judicially committed to an institution for disabled children if it is certified by the Department of Social Welfare that: He has been certified by the duly licensed disabled child placement agency to be no longer a hazard to himself or to the community; He has been sufficiently rehabilitated from his physical handicap or, if of work age, is already fit to engage in a gainful occupation; or He has been relieved of his emotional problems and complexes and is ready to assume normal social relations.