Nebraska LB369 allows 18-year-olds to make health care decisions and minors under 19 in correctional facilities to consent to medical and mental.
Nebraska LB369 amends the state's statutes to allow individuals who are 18 years of age or older to make health care decisions independently, without parental or guardian consent. Additionally, the bill permits minors under the age of 19 who are in the custody of the Department of Correctional Services to consent to their own medical and mental health care, also without parental or guardian approval. This change aims to provide autonomy and decision-making power to young adults and minors in specific circumstances.
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