Hawaii HB2258 amends mental health laws to clarify procedures for assisted community treatment and crisis intervention officers.
Hawaii HB2258 amends mental health laws to clarify procedures for assisted community treatment and crisis intervention officers. The bill defines "assisted community treatment" to include medication, therapy, supervision, and other services ordered by the court. It also amends the definition of "crisis intervention officer" to include law enforcement officers trained to recognize and communicate with individuals in crisis.
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