Healthcare/Hospital Law
Jun. 29, 2007
Two Judges Lean Toward Panel for Prison Medical Care
SACRAMENTO - Two federal-court judges, frustrated with the state's inability to provide adequate mental and medical care to prisoners, appeared Wednesday to be leaning toward creating a panel of judges to impose a population cap or sentencing reform.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO - Two federal-court judges, frustrated with the state's inability to provide adequate mental and medical care to prisoners, appeared Wednesday to be leaning toward creating a panel of judges to impose a population cap or sentencing reform.
U.S. District Judges Thelton Henderson of San Francisco and Lawrence Karlton of Sacrame...
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