+ − Summary
+ − Full Text
+ − Actions (21)
- Reported favorably, to Rules with Committee Substitute
- Returned to Judiciary
- 2nd reading
- Taken from Judiciary
- To Judiciary
- Returned to Committee on Committees
- 1st reading
- Taken from Committee on Committees
- Received in Senate
- 3rd reading, passed 95-0 with floor amendments (5) and (6-title)
- Floor amendments (5) and (6-title) filed
- Floor amendment (4) filed
- Floor amendment (3) filed
- Floor amendment (2) filed
- Posted for passage in the Regular Orders of the Day for Thursday, February 23, 2017
- 2nd reading, to Rules
- Floor amendment (1) filed
- Reported favorably, 1st reading, to Calendar
- Posted in committee
- To Judiciary
- Introduced in House
+ − Amendments (7)
SCS1
Delete the fee for any appointed counsel for respondent; delete language providing petitioners an opportunity to file the correct paperwork and to gather additional evidence; authorize that a petitioner or respondent, in conjunction with a treatment program, to motion the court to place the respondent in a more appropriate treatment program; require a county attorney, and not the court, to initiate contempt proceedings; allow the court to authorize the sheriff, the petitioner, or any other appropriate person to transport the respondent to an examination or to a treatment program; repeal KRS 222.434, emergency hospitalization for those that present an imminent threat of danger to self, family, or others as a result of alcohol and other drug abuse; amend KRS 210.485 to conform.
HFA6
Make title amendment.
HFA5/P
Specify that the fee for any appointed counsel for respondent shall not exceed $500; allow the court to request a treatment status update from a respondent's treatment program every 90 days; require the treatment program to provide a treatment status if requested by the court; amend KRS 620.100 to make the fee for court-appointed counsel in dependency, neglect, and abuse cases the same in District Court as in Family Court.
HFA4
Raise the burden of proof from probable cause to clear and convincing evidence; provide the petitioner no more than 14 days to correct paperwork or gather additional evidence before a court dismisses a petition; allow review after 90 days of decision to commit for involuntary treatment; require that a court to schedule a contempt hearing if the report from the treatment program shows by a preponderance of the evidence that the respondent failed to comply with the court's order for treatment; limit sanction for contempt to seven days; clarify that court records are available to the respondent and his or her counsel.
HFA3
Allow the court to request a treatment status update from a respondent's treatment program every 90 days; require the treatment program to provide a treatment status if requested by the court.
HFA2
Allow the court to request a treatment status update from a respondent's treatment program every 90 days; require the treatment program to provide a treatment status if requested by the court; limit a sanction for contempt to 30 days or until transported to a treatment program, whichever occurs earlier.
HFA1
Raise burden of proof to a preponderance of the evidence; allow review after 90 days of decision to commit for involuntary treatment; limit sanction for contempt to 10 days.