Too mentally ill for trial, she spent months in an Illinois jail as the state looked for a hospital bed. She died waiting.
Many defendants declared unfit for trial have often waited three months or longer to be transferred to a hospital.
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Many defendants declared unfit for trial have often waited three months or longer to be transferred to a hospital.
An undocumented man was seized for deportation Monday at the Clinton County Courthouse, a first for Southern Illinois.
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