CA SB1333

Requires that before a sexually violent predator can be placed in a county other than their county of domicile, the designated county of placement must receive prior notice, an opportunity to comment, and all evidence and documents related to the court's finding of extraordinary circumstances.

Requires the Department of State Hospitals or its designee to provide the county of placement any information or records relating to the person's treatment or performance on conditional release if the department requests that county petition the court to revoke conditional release.

Permits the court to order the department to provide a copy of the written terms and conditions of conditional release to the sheriff or chief of police who have jurisdiction over the proposed or actual placement community.

Removes provisions requiring consideration of available county property for placement and restrictions on placement near preschools, daycares, foster youth facilities, school bus stops, and dependent adult care facilities.

Removes provisions requiring 60-day advance notice to law enforcement and district attorneys before recommending community outpatient treatment and 45-day comment periods for agencies receiving recommitment notices.