CA AB1825

Establishes specific factors for determining whether a parolee with severe mental health disorder poses substantial danger to others, including history of violent behavior, recent threats or acts of violence, treatment compliance history, and prior state hospital commitments

Requires exit plans for released prisoners to include Medi-Cal application submission, assessment for Assisted Outpatient Treatment or CARE Act petition eligibility, and evaluation for grave disability

Adds individuals transitioning from state hospitals (after 6+ months) to the list of those presumptively eligible for county full-service partnership mental health programs, alongside those leaving prisons or jails

Extends targeted Medi-Cal services eligibility to qualifying inmates of state hospitals for 90 days prior to release, matching existing provisions for inmates of public institutions

Clarifies that counties are not required to enroll presumptively eligible individuals in full-service partnerships if enrollment would exceed program funding capacity