NE LB350

Reduces timeline for court hearings on alternative treatment plans for competency restoration from 21 days to 5 days after filing, and shortens initial competency review hearings from 60 days to 5 days after commitment order entry

Removes provision that excluded defendants from contract facility treatment if a judge determined public safety would be at risk

Requires county attorneys to file copies of mental health commitment documents with the court, including emergency protective custody certificates, individualized treatment plans, progress reports, outpatient treatment compliance reports, and facility release notices

Establishes parallel filing requirements for tribal courts and tribal officials when subjects are domiciled within Indian country in Nebraska and taken into custody under tribal law

Amends 11 sections of Nebraska statutes under the Nebraska Mental Health Commitment Act and Sex Offender Commitment Act to standardize document filing procedures