(a) An adolescent forensic unit may admit an adolescent only if the adolescent meets the criteria described in paragraphs (1), (2), or (3) of this subsection. (1) Condition of probation or parole. The adolescent's admission to an adolescent forensic unit fulfills a condition of probation or parole for a juvenile offense if the adolescent: (A) based on a clinical evaluation, is determined to need mental health treatment in a secure treatment setting to address a risk of dangerousness or delinquent conduct; (B) has COPSD; or (C) has exhausted available community resources for treatment and has a letter written by the local CRCG that confirms available community resources have been exhausted. (2) Commitment under Texas Family Code Chapter 55. The adolescent has been committed to a mental health facility under the Texas Family Code Chapter 55, Subchapter C or D. (3) Determined manifestly dangerous. The adolescent has been determined manifestly dangerous in accordance with 25 TAC Chapter 415, Subchapter G (relating to Determination of Manifest Dangerousness). (b) An adolescent may not be admitted to an adolescent forensic unit if the adolescent has an ID.