Whether the superprovisional placement for assistance was admissible and justified
The appeal was admissible but unfounded; the urgent placement was justified on a prima facie basis by severe self-neglect, alcohol dependence, depressive state, and the inadequacy of outpatient support.
For superprovisional measures, the court reviews with restraint and intervenes only if the measure is manifestly unjustified or urgency is lacking. The medical reports showed grave neglect of hygiene and nutrition, prior urgent hospitalization, and an insufficient ambulatory follow-up.