US EditionA Dozen Psychiatric Patients in the Process of Judicialization Remain in Detention
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FRANCISCO MORAZÁN, HONDURAS. A dozen psychiatric patients in the process of judicialization have been in the Mario Mendoza and Santa Rosita hospitals for several months, and even years, even if they no longer require medical care, due to lack of judicial coordination, the deputy director of that care center, Aaron Rodriguez, revealed this Tuesday. He explained that these 12 people [...]
Due to lack of judicial coordination, a dozen psychiatric patients in the process of judicialization have remained for several months, and even years, in the Mario Mendoza and Santa Rosita hospitals, although they no longer require medical attention.The entry A dozen psychiatric patients in the process of judicialization remain in detention was first published in the Digital Process.
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