California SB367 amends mental health laws to enhance protections and procedures for individuals undergoing mental health evaluations and treatment.
California SB367 amends the Welfare and Institutions Code to improve procedures and protections for individuals undergoing mental health evaluations and treatment. The bill mandates that individuals taken into custody for mental health evaluation be informed of their rights and provided with details about their detention. It requires the officer taking them into custody to safeguard their personal property and report on the disposition of such property.
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