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HB 2005 report on tribal and state interactions relating to mental and behavioral health treatment of tribal members in the state civil or criminal justice systems

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TitleHB 2005 report on tribal and state interactions relating to mental and behavioral health treatment of tribal members in the state civil or criminal justice systemsAlternative TitleHouse Bill 2005 report on tribal and state interactions relating to mental and behavioral health treatment of tribal members in the state civil or criminal justice systemsCorporate NameOregon Office of the State Court AdministratorOregon Legislative Assembly House of Representatives Interim Judiciary CommitteeOregon Legislative Assembly Senate Interim Judiciary CommitteeOregon Legislative Assembly House of Representatives Interim Committee on Behavioral HealthOregon Legislative Assembly Senate Interim Committee on Early Childhood and Behavioral HealthDate2025CollectionJudicial Last edited by: Angie Jannelli

Reports to the Legislature Last edited by: Angie Jannelli

LanguageengPublisherOregon Judicial Department, Office of the State Court AdministratorPlace of Publication[Salem, Oregon]Formonline resourceExtent1 online resource (iii, 14 pages)Type of ResourcetextIssuancemonographicSummaryHouse Bill 2005 (Oregon Laws 2025, chapter 559) was enacted in the 2025 legislative session. Section 38 of the measure went into effect on July 24, 2025, and directed the Oregon Judicial Department (OJD) to study "tribal and state interactions relating to the involuntary hospitalization and mental or behavioral health treatment of tribal members in the state civil or criminal justice systems."Notesubmitted to the House and Senate Interim Committees on Judiciary, House Interim Committee on Behavioral Health, and Senate Interim Committee on Early Childhood and Behavioral HealthIncludes bibliographical referencesText in English

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