If your verdict is "Not Guilty by Reason of Lack of Criminal Responsibility," the Defendant will continue to be subject to the jurisdiction of the Court for a maximum term of imprisonment that could have been imposed for the [most serious] crime [of which the Defendant was] charged. Following such a verdict, the Court will commit the Defendant to an appropriate treatment facility for examination. Within ninety (90) days after the Order of commitment is entered, unless the time is extended for causes shown, the Court must hold a dispositional hearing. The Court must then enter an Order in accordance with the following:

1) If the Court finds that the Defendant is not mentally ill or defective or that there is not a substantial risk, as a result of mental illness or defect, that the Defendant will commit a criminal act, it must order the Defendant discharged from further constraint.

2) If the Court finds that the Defendant is mentally ill or defective and that there is a substantial risk, as a result of mental illness or defect, that the Defendant will commit a criminal act of violence threatening another individual with bodily injury or inflicting property damage and that the Defendant is not a proper subject for conditional release, it must order the Defendant committed to a treatment facility for custody and treatment.

3) If the Court finds that the risk that the Defendant will commit an act of violence threatening another individual with bodily injury or inflicting property damage will be controlled adequately with supervision and treatment if the individual is conditionally released and that necessary supervision and treatment are available, it must order the Defendant released subject to conditions it considers appropriate for the protection of society.

4) If the Court finds that the Defendant is mentally ill or defective and that there is substantial risk, as a result of mental illness or defect, that the Defendant will commit a criminal act not included in paragraph (2), it must order the Defendant to report to a treatment facility for noncustodial evaluation and treatment and to accept nonexperimental, generally accepted medical, psychiatric, or psychological treatment recommended by the treatment facility.

An Order of commitment of the Defendant to a treatment facility must be reviewed by the Court within one (1) year after the date of the Order and periodically each year thereafter until the Defendant is discharged from further restraint.

Upon the expiration of its jurisdiction or earlier discharge of the Defendant by its Order, the Court may order that a proceeding be commenced for the involuntary commitment of the Defendant to a treatment facility.

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