NC H908

Requires clerks to notify the district attorney in the county where a respondent was found incapable of proceeding when scheduling civil commitment hearings for individuals charged with violent crimes

Allows the district attorney from the county where the respondent was found incapable of proceeding to represent the State's interest at commitment hearings, rehearings, and supplemental rehearings

Permits the district attorney to move the venue of commitment hearings to the county where the respondent was originally found incapable of proceeding

Changes notification responsibility for proposed discharge or conditional release from the "attending physician" to the "facility" for respondents committed after violent crime charges

Effective upon becoming law and applies to commitment hearings initiated on or after that date