Committee keeps DOC as backstop for public incapacitation, orders expansion plan and reporting
Apr 17, 2025
The Corrections & Institutions Committee met April 17 and agreed to retain a repeal in S.36 that removes a statutory prohibition on using Department of Corrections (DOC) facilities to house people found publicly incapacitated, while adding amendments to expand community public-incapacitated services and to require reportbacks from state agencies.
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The Corrections & Institutions Committee met April 17 and agreed to retain a repeal in S.36 that removes a statutory prohibition on using Department of Corrections (DOC) facilities to house people found publicly incapacitated, while adding amendments to expand community public-incapacitated services and to require reportbacks from state agencies.
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