AZ SB1114

Establishes that case records and information from court proceedings under Arizona's involuntary mental health treatment statutes (Articles 4 and 5) are not open to public access, except by court order for good cause shown.

Allows the Arizona Supreme Court to adopt rules governing access to case records and case information for involuntary treatment court proceedings.

Amends definitions and requirements for emergency admission applications to mental health evaluation agencies, clarifying language regarding danger to self or others, persistent or acute disability, and grave disability.

Clarifies that petitions for court-ordered treatment must include statements regarding whether a patient requires guardianship or conservatorship, and if an existing guardian exists, the petitioner must identify that guardian and request the court consider imposing additional duties.

Grants concurrent jurisdiction to superior courts in any county where a patient under a court order for treatment is found or resides, and requires the Arizona Supreme Court to establish a program enabling judges, county attorneys, and behavioral health providers to determine the existence and history of active court orders for treatment statewide.