Senate Bill 380 Summary

• Establishes procedures for involuntary commitment of individuals with alcohol or drug abuse who are dangerous or gravely disabled, including detention periods of up to 24 hours (law enforcement), 120 hours (emergency), and 90 days (regular commitment).

• Requires the Division of Mental Health and Addiction to maintain, operate, or contract for alcohol and drug rehabilitation facilities, including faith-based facilities.

• Mandates law enforcement training including six hours on interacting with persons with addictive disorders and training on involuntary commitment procedures for alcohol and drug use.

• Requires the Department of Correction and county jails to provide mandatory drug and alcohol rehabilitation services to all offenders with addictions.

• Creates jurisdiction for probate courts, superior courts, drug courts, and juvenile courts to oversee commitment proceedings, with individuals retaining rights to legal representation, hearings, and appeals.