A risk panel is a group of people that determines risk. In the field of mental health, a risk panel determines whether a person's mental illness causes them to be too much of a risk to society to be released from involuntary commitment. In the United States, the members of such a risk panel may consist of medical officers appointed by the warden or superintendent of an institution, the U.S. Attorney General, and the United States Public Health Service.
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