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2022 Lauras Law - Assisted Outpatient Treatment . . . - DHCS AB 1421 (Thomson, Chapter 1017, Statutes of 2002) established the Assisted Outpatient Treatment Demonstration Project Act of 2002, known as Laura’s Law AOT provides for court-ordered community treatment for individuals with a history of hospitalization and contact with law enforcement
Laura s Law Fact Sheet - Mental Illness Policy Org Laura’s Law (also known as Assisted Outpatient Treatment AOT) is a process that allows courts to compel individuals with severe mental illness and a history of arrest or violence to stay in treatment as a condition for living in the community
laura’S law: - California Supreme Court Historical Society This paper will describe Laura’s Law, various arguments made for and against its adoption, its efectiveness and its constitutionality, and some of the challenges to its implementation
Laura’s Law -- Assisted Outpatient Treatment (AOT) For persons with the most serious illness, California has adopted a successful outpatient treatment program known as Laura’s Law A 2020 California Auditors’ report recommended that Laura’s Law be adopted statewide in order to reduce the need for involuntary treatment
LAURA’S LAW - codeblue. com Hospitals with emergency departments must comply with the specific wayfinding, signage, and security standards outlined in 105 CMR 130 127 and the Department’s guidelines These requirements aim to create a safer, more accessible environment for patients seeking emergency medical attention
16-142_Lauras Law_ . indd - JFSSD Laura’s Law and AOT will provide recovery‐oriented, evidence‐based Assertive Community Treatment to adults with serious mental illness Members may have a secondary co‐existing drug and alcohol diagnosis
Laura s Law: A Policy Analysis - pdfs. semanticscholar. org Interest groups supporting Laura’s Law are primarily funded by major pharmaceutical corporations; this could prevent future development implementation of alternative treatments (Deacon, 2013)