Missouri SB1015 establishes procedures for involuntary outpatient treatment for individuals with mental disorders.
Missouri SB1015 creates provisions for involuntary outpatient treatment for individuals with mental disorders who cannot obtain voluntary treatment and are unable to make informed decisions. The bill outlines the criteria for assisted outpatient treatment, including the respondent's age, mental disorder, voluntary treatment refusal, and inability to make informed decisions. It specifies the rights of the respondent during the hearing, including the right to an attorney, to present evidence, and to cross-examine witnesses.
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