Article 6A - COMPETENCY AND CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY OF PERSONS CHARGED OR CONVICTED OF A CRIME
- Section 27-6A-1 - Qualified forensic evaluator; qualified forensic psychiatrist; qualified forensic psychologist; definitions and requirements
- Section 27-6A-2 - Competency of defendant to stand trial; cause for appointment of qualified forensic evaluator; written report; observation period; rules
- Section 27-6A-3 - Competency of defendant to stand trial determination; preliminary finding; hearing; evidence; disposition
- Section 27-6A-4 - Criminal responsibility or diminished capacity evaluation; court jurisdiction over persons found not guilty by reason of mental illness
- Section 27-6A-5 - Release of acquittee to less restrictive environment; discharge from jurisdiction of the court; conditional release; and commitment
- Section 27-6A-6 - Judicial hearing of defendant's defense other than not guilty by reason of mental illness
- Section 27-6A-7 - Release of defendant during course of criminal proceedings
- Section 27-6A-8 - Credit for time; expenses
- Section 27-6A-9 - Competency to be adjudicated in juvenile court
- Section 27-6A-10 - Medications and management of court-ordered individuals
- Section 27-6A-11 - Payment to forensic evaluators
- Section 27-6A-12 - Development of a strategic plan for a sequential intercept model to divert adults and juveniles with mental illness, developmental disabilities, cognitive disabilities, and substance use disorders away from the criminal justice system into treatment and to promote continuity of care and interventions; directing submission of a report to the Legislature
- Section 27-6A-13 - Dangerousness Assessment Advisory Board