Generally revise laws related to civil commitment and emergency detention of mentally ill persons

The bill's title was expanded to explicitly include 'Civil Commitment and Emergency Detention of Mentally Ill Persons' and added a clause about superseding unfunded mandate laws.

The definition of contempt was updated to state that refusing to admit a patient is not contempt if a bed is unavailable or if required health information and legal documentation are not received.

Internal section numbers were renumbered (e.g., changing references from (3)(4) to (3)(4) and (4)(5) to (4)(5)) to reflect the insertion of new content in the text.

The header formatting was altered to place the year '2025' before the '69th Legislature' text.

The bill identifier was updated from 'SB 430.1' to 'SB0430.2'.

The list of amended statutes was corrected to include section 53-21-126 and remove section 53-21-102.

Added a specific definition of disruptive behaviors (breach of the peace, boisterous conduct, or violent disturbance) that justify contempt sanctions in court proceedings.

Updated the bill identifier from LC 2822 to SB 430 and listed J. ESP as the introduced sponsor.

Adjusted the numbering format of existing subsections (e.g., changing '(3) (4)' to '(3)(4)') to improve consistency.