People v. Jennifer H.

The respondent, Jennifer H., was involuntarily admitted to a mental health facility. The court granted the State’s petition to involuntarily administer psychotropic medication to her. On appeal, the respondent argues that the court’s involuntary treatment order was invalid because it (1) included language about the respondent’s “disruptive behavior,” which was not a statutory criterion for involuntary treatment at the time the order issued; (2) did not designate the persons authorized to administer the medications; (3) did not specify the medications; and (4) did not specify the range of…