Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition
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Creates provisions relating to humane access to emergency psychiatric treatment
This bill, called the "Predictable Harm Act," would allow for court-ordered mental health evaluations and treatment for individuals with severe mental illness or substance use disorders who pose a predictable risk of serious harm. It aims to provide early intervention and treatment in clinical settings, rather than through the criminal justice system, by replacing the "imminent danger" standard with a "predictable harm" standard. This change would affect individuals experiencing cycles of homelessness and untreated mental health or substance use issues, allowing for assisted outpatient treatment when necessary.
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