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

This bill revises Montana laws governing civil commitment and emergency detention of mentally ill individuals, primarily affecting courts, healthcare facilities, and law enforcement. It clarifies when refusing to admit patients to the Montana State Hospital is not considered contempt of court, specifically when beds are unavailable, the facility is at licensed capacity, or required health and legal information has not been received. The legislation also updates definitions of civil and criminal contempt to ensure clearer procedures for penalties and removes certain unfunded mandate requirements from existing statutes. These changes aim to standardize how courts handle cases involving involuntary psychiatric treatment while protecting facilities from penalties when they cannot accommodate patients due to operational limitations.