AZ HB2923

Establishes a 90-day waiting period after the original court-ordered treatment order before a patient can request judicial review, with subsequent reviews allowed no sooner than 60 days after a prior review decision

Requires the medical director of the mental health treatment agency to notify the patient's guardian, relatives or victims who filed for notice, and any prosecuting agency within three days of receiving a judicial review request

Places the burden of proof on the patient or person acting on their behalf to prove by clear and convincing evidence that the patient is entitled to release from court-ordered treatment

Mandates courts review judicial review requests within five judicial days and hold any ordered hearings within 15 calendar days of filing

Requires psychiatric reports accompanying judicial review requests to include the medical director's opinion on whether the patient can accept voluntary treatment, considering the patient's treatment compliance history before and after the court order