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A04451

01/03/2024 , New York , Legislation , Involuntary Medical Treatment (incomplete)

A04451: Doesn’t impact the right to counsel, but would renumber paragraphs of N.Y. Mental Hyg. Law § 9.60, which is the provision regarding RTC in court-ordered assisted outpatient treatment matters.

Last action (on 01/03/2024): referred to mental health

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