Corrections

Establishes a 1-year statute of limitations for prisoner civil rights actions and requires exhaustion of administrative remedies before filing lawsuits.

Requires inmates to provide express and informed consent for mental health treatment, with specific information disclosure requirements and emergency treatment protocols.

Creates new section for managing self-injurious behaviors, requiring wardens to consult treating physicians and establish court procedures for compelling medical treatment when safety is threatened.

Establishes procedures for inmate healthcare advance directives and proxies, allowing incapacitated inmates to designate healthcare decision-makers.

Repeals section 945.45 relating to continued placement of inmates in mental health treatment facilities.

Requires mental health treatment facilities to be secure and adequately equipped, with inmates offered least restrictive appropriate treatment based on assessed needs.

Requires courts to impose consecutive prison terms for multiple specified felony offenses and modifies consecutive sentencing rules for certain firearm-related felonies.

Expands exemptions from tracking device regulations to explicitly include correctional officers, juvenile probation officers, and authorized agents working in correctional facilities.

Updates definitions for mental health treatment facility, crisis stabilization care, and transitional mental health care to clarify levels of care and facility designations.

Sets specific timeframes for involuntary examination completion (10 days), status hearings (6-month intervals), and emergency treatment orders (72 hours).