Minnesota HF3558 modifies the definition of chemically dependent person for civil commitments.
Minnesota HF3558 amends the definition of "chemically dependent person" in civil commitment contexts. It specifies that such a person is one who is unable to manage personal affairs due to habitual and excessive substance use, and whose behavior poses a risk of physical harm. The bill also includes pregnant women who use certain substances during pregnancy. This change affects how individuals may be assessed for civil commitment.
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