{
any
}
no
less intrusive means are available, and
{
if so,
if
}
whether
any of those means have been
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attempted to render the defendant competent; and
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(e) medication is medically appropriate and is in the defendant's best medical
interest
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in light of his medical condition.
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(4) (a) Upon receipt of the notice under Subsection (2)(a), the court shall conduct
a
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hearing within
{
15
}
30
days, unless the court extends the time for good cause, to
determine whether
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the court should convene a hearing regarding the involuntary medication of the defendant.
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(a)
{
the court determines the outcome of treatment administered
pursuant to a final
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order issued under Subsection (6)(a)
}
the court has issued a final order for the
involuntary medication of the defendant,
and the defendant has been
{
involuntarily
}
medicated under
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that
{
final
}
order; or
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(b)
{
the court determines that involuntary medication is not
appropriate
}
the court has issued a final order that the defendant will not be
involuntarily medicated
.
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(8) This section applies only when the prosecution seeks an order of involuntary
The motion to amend the bill passed unanimously with Rep. Hogue absent for the vote.
Rep. Wyatt introduced H.B. 414 as amended and explained it to the committee. He was assisted
by Creighton Horton, Attorney General's Office, and Clark Harms, Deputy Salt Lake County
Prosecutor.
Spoke in favor of the bill: Fraser Nelson, Disability Law Center
MOTION: Rep. Hardy moved to pass H.B. 414 as amended out favorably. The motion
passed unanimously with Rep. Hogue absent for the vote.
S.B. 142 Information Available to Senate Judicial Confirmation Committee (Sen. D.
C. Buttars)
Sen. Buttars introduced S.B. 142 and explained it to the committee.
MOTION: Rep. Hendrickson moved to pass S.B. 142 out favorably. The motion passed
unanimously with Rep. Hogue absent for the vote.
1st Sub. S.B. 122 Repeal of Libel Provisions (Sen. S. McCoy)
Sen. McCoy introduced 1st Sub. S.B. 122 and explained it to the committee. A handout was
provided to committee members.
MOTION: Rep. Wyatt moved to pass 1st Sub. S.B. 122 out favorably.
SUBSTITUTE
MOTION: Rep. Hutchings moved to pass the bill out favorably with the deletion of lines 19
and 20 and lines 43 and 44. The motion failed with Rep. Aagard, Rep.
Donnelson, Rep. Lawrence, Rep. Hutchings, and Rep. Ferrin voting in favor of
the motion. Rep. Hogue was absent for the vote.
The motion to pass the bill out favorably passed with Rep. Aagard, Rep. Donnelson, and Rep.
Hutchings voting in opposition to the motion and Rep. Hogue absent for the vote.
2nd Sub. S.B. 163 Statement Under Penalty of Perjury (Sen. S. McCoy)
This bill was not considered in this meeting.
S.B. 207 Presumptive Personal Representative (Sen. G. Bell)
Sen. Bell introduced S.B. 207 and explained it to the committee. Chris Purcell, State Farm
Insurance, assisted Sen. Bell and expressed support for the bill.
MOTION: Rep. Fowlke moved to pass S.B. 207 out favorably. The motion passed
unanimously with Rep. McGee absent for the vote.
S.B. 213 Clarifications to Guardian Ad Litem (Sen. D. Eastman)