SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – A new bill aims to make it easier for judges to require treatment for someone struggling with mental health. Created in the 1970’s, the Assisted Outpatient Treatment Act is showing its age, and state legislators want to modernize it. “We wanna be able to assist our family members and community members […]
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Bill would clear path for New Mexico judges to require treatment for people struggling with mental health
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