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Oct. 25, 2019
Judge likely to order more oversight of state’s prison mental health care
A federal judge said she would likely order increased oversight of California’s prisoners mental health care system, according to plaintiffs’ attorneys in the long-running case.
A federal judge said she would likely order increased oversight of California's prisoners mental health care system, according to plaintiffs' attorneys in the long-running case.
U.S. District Judge Kimberly J. Mueller's comments came at a hearing Wednesday after a days-long evidentiary hearing in Coleman v. Newsom, 90CV00520 (E.D. Cal., ...
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