Generally revise laws related to determination and restoration of fitness in criminal proceedings

This bill revises Montana laws governing fitness determinations in criminal cases, involuntary medication procedures, and contempt of court definitions. It clarifies specific acts that constitute contempt, including interference with court proceedings and witness obligations, while adding protections for facilities that cannot admit patients due to lack of beds or missing medical records. The legislation also updates commitment procedures for individuals requiring examination and establishes rules for involuntary medication administration. Additionally, it modifies how state funding covers certain district court expenses and grants rulemaking authority to relevant agencies.