Health and Welfare panel introduces interim study of involuntary commitment procedures
The Idaho House Health and Welfare Committee introduced RS 32,225, a resolution to create an interim study examining the state's involuntary commitment procedures after prosecutors raised concerns about inconsistent and confusing rules across multiple code sections.
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The Idaho House Health and Welfare Committee introduced RS 32,225, a resolution to establish an interim study of the state's involuntary commitment procedures during its meeting.
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