SB 1964: Forensic Procedure Act
GENERAL BILL by Gutman
Forensic Procedure Act; provides legislative intent re treatment of defendants who are guilty but insane; provides for training of mental health experts, & for appointing of expert witnesses; prohibits introduction or removal of certain articles from forensic facility; provides for Forensic Security Review Board to issue order of commitment; provides requirements for court re crime committed by defendant under jurisdiction of said board, etc. Amends Ch. 916, 40.29. APPROPRIATION: $375,000.
Last Action: 5/1/1998 Senate - Died in Committee on Children, Families and Seniors
Bill Text: Web Page | PDF
Bill History
| Date | Chamber | Action |
|---|---|---|
| 3/3/1998 | Senate |
• Filed |
| 3/18/1998 | Senate |
• Introduced, referred to Health Care; Criminal Justice; Ways and Means -SJ 00187; Withdrawn from Health Care; Criminal Justice; Ways and Means -SJ 00168; Rereferred to Children, Families and Seniors; Criminal Justice; Ways and Means -SJ 00168 |
| 5/1/1998 | Senate |
• Died in Committee on Children, Families and Seniors |
Related Bills
| Bill Number | Subject | Filed By | Relationship | Last Action and Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S 1966 | Forensic Security Review Board | Gutman | Compare | Last Action: 5/1/1998 S Died in Committee on Children, Families and Seniors |
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No Vote History AvailableCitations - Statutes (44)
| Citation | Catchline | Location in Bill Location In Bill Help |
|---|---|---|
| 40.29 | Clerks to estimate amount for pay of jurors and witnesses and make requisition. | |
| 916.10 | Short title. | |
| 916.105 | Legislative intent. | |
| 916.106 | Definitions. | |
| 916.107 | Rights of forensic clients. | |
| 916.108 | Training of mental health experts. | |
| 916.11 | Appointment of experts. | |
| 916.111 | ||
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| 916.114 | ||
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| 916.118 | ||
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| 916.12 | Mental competence to stand trial. | |
| 916.13 | Involuntary commitment of defendant adjudicated incompetent to stand trial or incompetent for sentencing. | |
| 916.14 | Statute of limitations; former jeopardy. | |
| 916.145 | Adjudication of incompetency due to mental retardation; dismissal of charges. | |
| 916.15 | Involuntary commitment of defendant adjudicated not guilty by reason of insanity. | |
| 916.16 | Jurisdiction of committing court. | |
| 916.17 | Conditional release. | |
| 916.175 | Escape from treatment program; penalty. | |
| 916.178 | Introduction or removal of certain articles unlawful; penalty. | |
| 916.19 | Duties, functions, and powers of institutional security personnel. | |
| 916.20 | Operation and administration; rules. | |
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| 916.27 | ||
| 916.28 | ||
| 916.29 | ||
| 916.31 | ||
| 916.32 | ||
| 916.33 | ||
| 916.34 | ||
| 916.35 | ||
| 916.37 | ||
| 916.38 | ||
| 916.39 | ||
| 916.41 | ||
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