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From the Oregonian, October 28, 2004 Archived at The Carter Center The Oregon State Hospital has agreed to pay $200,000 to the family of a patient who died in 2001 when a group of hospital workers tackled him after a disagreement over soda pop, then tied him to a restraint bed while he was unconscious. […]
Managing Mental Illness in Prison Task Force Findings and Recommendations October 2004 Oregon Department of Corrections ________________________________________ READ – Managing Mental Illness in Prison Task Force – 2004, in original formatting. Oregon State Penitentiary was established in 1866 for the purpose of housing offenders away from the general citizenry. There are 12,733 inmates within the […]
From The Oregonian, October 7, 2004 Child of the epidemic is part 5 of 5 UNNECESSARY EPIDEMIC: A Five-Part Series by The Oregonian – 2004 / 2005 SEE – All five stories here. This series of articles, written largely by Steve Suo, illuminated and encouraged Oregon’s legal strategy toward addiction which uses institutional punishment approach […]
From The Oregonian, October 6, 2004 Shelved Solutions is part 4 of 5 UNNECESSARY EPIDEMIC: A Five-Part Series by The Oregonian – 2004 / 2005 SEE – All five stories here. This series of articles, written largely by Steve Suo, illuminated and encouraged Oregon’s legal strategy toward addiction which uses institutional punishment approach versus a […]
From The Oregonian, October 5, 2004 Token deterrent is part 3 of 5 UNNECESSARY EPIDEMIC: A Five-Part Series by The Oregonian – 2004 / 2005 SEE – All five stories here. This series of articles, written largely by Steve Suo, illuminated and encouraged Oregon’s legal strategy toward addiction which uses institutional punishment approach versus a […]
From The Oregonian, October 5, 2004 Letter of the law becomes law enforcement by letter is part of UNNECESSARY EPIDEMIC: A Five-Part Series by The Oregonian – 2004 / 2005 SEE – All five major stories here. A DEA program to document dealers of meth chemicals has holes large enough to drive truckloads through The […]
From The Oregonian, October 4, 2004 Lobbyists and loopholes is part 1 of 5 UNNECESSARY EPIDEMIC: A Five-Part Series by The Oregonian – 2004 / 2005 SEE – All five stories here. This series of articles, written largely by Steve Suo, illuminated and encouraged Oregon’s legal strategy toward addiction which uses institutional punishment approach versus […]
From The Oregonian, October 03, 2004 Invisible victories is part 1 of 5 UNNECESSARY EPIDEMIC: A Five-Part Series by The Oregonian – 2004 / 2005 SEE – All five stories here. This series of articles, written largely by Steve Suo, illuminated and encouraged Oregon’s legal strategy toward addiction which uses institutional punishment approach versus a […]
Managing Mental Illness in Prison Task Force – Findings and Recommendations, October 2004 READ – the full formatted 71 page report. Executive Summary The 2004 DOC Managing Mental Illness in Prison (MMIP) Task Force has prepared a report that identifies issues of concern in DOC’s mental health system, additional findings, and offers numerous recommendations to […]
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