Yes. If you have EVER been diagnosed with a mental illness is a valid and legal question, the same as being asked if you were EVER convicted of an offense.
Typically, a Baker Act examination is not included in a standard background check. However, in some cases, certain government agencies or law enforcement entities may have access to mental health records, including Baker Act evaluations. It is advisable to check specific local laws and regulations regarding the disclosure of mental health information in background checks.
Not if it is performed by an organization or member of the "general public." However, such records are available to, when needed, by law enforcement, the courts, and government agencies.
Impossible to answer- you are asking for a summary of laws of more than a dozen countries. Each one may be different, and may or may not have access to US records. They may also have their OWN gun control laws, including whether you must be a citizen of THAT country to even posess a gun there.
Answer A: Record of your mental health. Mental health records are protected by privacy laws and are not available to the public without your consent.
A mental health assessment is when a professional -- like your family doctor, a psychologist, or a psychiatrist -- checks to see if you might have a mental problem and what type of treatment may help.
A 302 committal does not appear on the criminal or child abuse checks that are performed by the school.
9 years but varies by state. Check your state statue.
You have the right to request the hospital to make details of your relevant medical records available to you. Hospitals will normally meet your wishes in this regard, except where it would be considered that this would cause serious harm to your physical or mental health. In such circumstances, the information may be communicated through a health professional, normally your family doctor.
Depending o the level of clearance being requested, it could require access to these records.
Mental health problems can affect anyone, regardless of age, race, gender or social background.
You can say "mental and physical health". You can also say "physical and mental health". So both are completely acceptable.
What part of mental health?