SB 1243
court-ordered treatment; guardians; notice; release
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Bill overview
This bill updates Arizona law regarding court-ordered treatment for individuals with serious mental health conditions. It clarifies the process for releasing patients from treatment when it’s no longer needed, requiring the medical director of the treatment agency to notify the patient’s guardian and relevant authorities at least ten days in advance. The bill also outlines procedures for annual reviews of court-ordered treatment, including requirements for psychiatric evaluations and notice to guardians, to ensure continued appropriateness of the treatment.
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