OR HB2804

Consolidates the Psychiatric Security Review Board from two five-member panels (adult and juvenile) into a single five-member panel responsible for both adult and juvenile cases involving persons found guilty/responsible except for insanity

Eliminates four juvenile-specific board positions (child psychiatrist, child psychologist, juvenile parole/probation expert, and juvenile law attorney) and reduces general public members from two to one

Creates an optional sixth alternate member position for former board members with demonstrated commitment to the board's strategic plan and knowledge of operations

Requires the board to appoint a child psychiatrist or child psychologist to review evidence and provide written reports for juvenile hearings when the board lacks members with juvenile expertise

Takes effect immediately upon passage as an emergency measure, with all existing juvenile panel cases transferred to the consolidated single panel