Or. Admin. Code § 309-088-0125 - CMHP Consultations
(1) When
ordered by the Court the CMHP Director must consult with the defendant and with
any local entity that would be responsible for providing Community Restoration
Services to the defendant if the defendant were to be released in the
community, which includes tribal entities and the defendant's CCO, to determine
whether appropriate Community Restoration Services are present and available in
the community.
(2) If the CMHP
Director determines that appropriate Community Restoration Services are not
present and available in the community the Community Consultation must include
information concerning the specific services necessary to safely allow the
defendant to gain or regain Fitness to Proceed in the community and must
specify the necessary services that are not present and available in the
community.
(3) Community
Consultations must occur through either an in-person meeting or video
conference depending on the defendant's individual clinical needs.
(4) Within five Judicial Days of the Court
issuing a Community Consultation order the CMHP Director must:
(a) Review available records related to
defendant's medical or service needs;
(b) Consult with the defendant to assess
whether appropriate Community Restoration Services are present and available in
the community;
(c) Consult with any
local agency that would be responsible for providing Community Restoration
Services to the defendant if the defendant were to be released in the
community;
(d) Submit to the Court
and parties a findings report describing the outcome of the Community
Consultation regarding whether appropriate Community Restoration Services are
present and available in the community. The findings report must be completed
using the "Consultation Report Template" available at
http://www.oregon.gov/oha/OSH/LEGAL/Pages/information-mental-health-providers.aspx;
and
(e) Submit copies of the
findings report described in OAR
309-088-0125 to the Authority by
emailing aidand.assistadmin@odhsoha.oregon.gov. When a defendant has been
committed to the State Hospital copies must be submitted to both the Authority
at aidand.assistadmin@odhsoha.oregon.gov and the State Hospital at
CMHP.Consults@odhsoha.oregon.gov
(5) The CMHP Director must individually
assess what services are appropriate for each defendant to gain or regain
Fitness to Proceed. Lacking Fitness to Proceed does not automatically mean that
Legal Skills Training is necessary to gain or regain Fitness to
Proceed.
(6) If the CMHP Director
determines that the Community Restoration Services that would mitigate any risk
posed by the defendant are present and available in the community, the CMHP
Director may file notice of the determination with the Court. If the CMHP
Director files such a determination with the Court, the CMHP must utilize the
standardized Community Consultation template available at
http://www.oregon.gov/oha/OSH/LEGAL/Pages/information-mental-health-providers.aspx
and titled "Consultation Report Template".
(7) The Community Consultation required in
OAR 309-088-0125 must l be completed
by a QMHP.
(8) Any CMHP that has
not met one or more of the requirements in OAR
309-088-0125, OAR
309-088-0130, and OAR
309-088-0146 must submit a
written plan of correction to the Authority within 7 Judicial Days of
discovering that it has not met one or more of the requirements. Plans of
corrections must:
(a) Identify the
requirement(s) that was not met and the date, name of the corresponding
defendant, Court of jurisdiction, and case number;
(b) Describe the reason(s) for not meeting
the requirement(s;
(c) Describe the
step(s) that the CMHP has taken to prevent recurrence, and describe the
timeline and person responsible to complete future step(s) to prevent
recurrence;
(d) Be signed and dated
by the CMHP Director or designee; and
(e) Be submitted to the Authority by emailing
it to aidand.assistadmin@odhsoha.oregon.gov.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 413.042, ORS 430.640 & SB 295 (2021)
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 430.640, ORS 430.630, ORS 161.365 & ORS 161.370
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