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2 Bills Aim to Fix Gaps in Newsom’s Mental Health Court
The bills would create a path from voluntary CARE Court into involuntary treatment and let first responders and counties file more petitions.
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2 bills aim to fix gaps in Newsom’s mental health court
An Encinitas lawmaker is carrying two proposals this year that she hopes will fix gaps in California's CARE Court. This content Plans to fix gaps in Newsom’s mental health court reopen divisions over involuntary care appeared first on inewsource.
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Plans to fix gaps in Newsom’s mental health court reopen divisions over involuntary care
In summary Gov. Gavin Newsom’s CARE Court struggles to serve Californians in acute mental health crises. Two bills are moving forward to change that. Gov. Gavin Newsom promised to help thousands of homeless Californians when he launched a new mental health court in 2023. So far, it has struggled to help the sickest, most vulnerable people, but a Southern California lawmaker is carrying two proposals this year that she hopes will fix gaps in the …
·Sacramento, United States
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