Plain English Breakdown
The official text confirms the bill passed the legislature and reached final enrollment, yet also notes it 'Died at Desk,' meaning it did not become effective law.
Technical Changes to Assisted Outpatient Treatment Rules
This bill makes small, non-substantial updates to the existing laws that allow courts to order mental health treatment for people who need it.
What This Bill Does
- Makes technical and nonsubstantive changes to current rules about assisted outpatient treatment.
Terms To Know
- Laura's Law
- The existing state law that requires counties to provide assisted outpatient treatment unless they choose not to, and sets rules for court-ordered mental health care.
Limits and Unknowns
- This bill makes only technical changes and does not alter the conditions required for a person to receive court-ordered treatment.
- The official status shows this bill passed both chambers but died at the Governor's desk, so it did not become law.