Texas 2025 - 89th Regular

Texas Senate Bill SB1164

Filed

2/7/25

Out of Senate Committee

4/16/25

Voted on by Senate

4/24/25

Out of House Committee

5/20/25

Voted on by House

5/28/25

Governor Action

Bill Becomes Law

Caption

Relating to emergency detention of certain persons evidencing mental illness and to court-ordered inpatient and extended mental health services.

Texas Constitutional Statutes Affected

Health And Safety Code

Chapter 573. Emergency Detention
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- Section: 012
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- Section: 005
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Chapter 574. Court-ordered Mental Health Services
- Section: 022
- Section: 001
- Section: 011
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- Section: 034
- Section: 035
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- Section: 011
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- Section: 034
- Section: 035
- Section: 064
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- Section: 011
- Section: 034
- Section: 035

Latest SB1164 Activity

Companion Bills

TX HB5463

Same As Relating to emergency detention of certain persons evidencing mental illness and to court-ordered inpatient and extended mental health services.

Similar Bills

TX HB5463

Relating to emergency detention of certain persons evidencing mental illness and to court-ordered inpatient and extended mental health services.

HI HB2788

Relating To Mental Health.

HI HB1718

Relating To Mental Health.

HI HB1225

Relating To Mental Health.

TX HB1947

Relating to the criteria for commitment or detention of a person with mental illness.

TX HB1938

Relating to preliminary examination periods for mental health protective custody and the criteria for and duration of certain court-ordered mental health services.

TX HB1464

Relating to preliminary examination periods for mental health protective custody and the criteria for and duration of certain court-ordered mental health services.

NJ S562

Establishes the "Mental Health Treatment Reform and Violence Prevention Act."