Public hearing in the Senate Committee on Ways & Means at 1:30 PM.
Summary
The measure authorizes courts to consult criminal‑history and firearms databases before issuing a range of orders, including parenting plans, guardianship, juvenile relief and protection orders, and to disclose any information relied on. It also changes who represents the state in involuntary commitment cases and sets new criteria and filing procedures for assisted outpatient treatment, allowing orders of up to 18 months. The changes aim to give judges more background information and clarify the legal process for involuntary treatment.
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