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Newberry Springs eyed for relocation of Sexually Violent Predator after judge rejects Twentynine Palms plan

Newberry Springs eyed for relocation of Sexually Violent Predator after judge rejects Twentynine Palms plan
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California Department of State Hospitals settles COVID-19 suit with disability advocates

California Department of State Hospitals settles COVID-19 suit with disability advocates
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Thirty Patients Died At Coalinga State Hospital In 2020 Some Question The Facility s Medical Care

Listen to the report here. Earlier this year, Jeff Gambord realized he couldn’t remember the last time he had a physical exam. So he requested his medical record from Coalinga State Hospital, the psychiatric facility where he’s been a patient since 2006. Gambord learned it’d been more than a year, and he was curious if this was common so he encouraged others to request their records, too. “When we went back and looked up a couple other patients on this unit, some go back as far as two or three years as not having received exams,” he said.

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Court orders California to treat mentally ill defendants

Print A state appeals court has ordered California to move disabled inmates found mentally incompetent to stand trial out of jails and into treatment. A three-judge panel of the 2nd District Court of Appeal in San Francisco set a deadline of 28 days for the state to move mentally ill and intellectually disabled defendants into hospitals or treatment programs after a court has found them too impaired to stand trial. Those defendants now often spend months in jail, where lawyers say they have died of suicide or suffered abuse while awaiting medical attention. The decision by the state court, handed down late Tuesday afternoon, largely upheld a ruling by an Alameda County judge who oversaw hearings in a suit filed by the ACLU Foundations of Northern California and Southern California and family members of disabled defendants.

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Court orders California to move severely disabled defendants into treatment within 28 days

Court orders California to move severely disabled defendants into treatment within 28 days Maura Dolan © (Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times) A man is detained and placed in handcuffs in Los Angeles. An appeals court has set a deadline of 28 days for the state to move mentally ill and intellectually disabled defendants into hospitals or treatment programs after a court has found them too impaired to stand trial. (Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times) A state appeals court has ordered California to move disabled inmates found mentally incompetent to stand trial out of jails and into treatment. A three-judge panel of the 2nd District Court of Appeal in San Francisco set a deadline of 28 days for the state to move mentally ill and intellectually disabled defendants into hospitals or treatment programs after a court has found them too impaired to stand trial. Those defendants now often spend months in jail, where lawyers say they have died of suicide or suffered abus

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