American rape victim jailed after having a mental breakdown while testifying

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I wonder, do you think this is acceptable for the other inmates or not?

It might well be more of an issue for her if her treatment regime include a lithium prescription as it is extremely important for those people to have access to water to drink regularly. This is compounded if the climate in the jail was warm.

[AndaliteBandit]

i did read the article - i expected a non victim being punished for lying while still being referred too as a victim

Yeah, that's called having a bias.

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Yeah, that's called having a bias.

well what other way could a rape victim be jailed other than by perjury?

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It might well be more of an issue for her if her treatment regime include a lithium prescription as it is extremely important for those people to have access to water to drink regularly. This is compounded if the climate in the jail was warm.

again, is it cool not to properly care for the medical health of other inmates?

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well what other way could a rape victim be jailed other than by perjury?

Perhaps contempt of court(?), though I have no idea how that is typically used in the US.

[Cthulhu 2020]

General pop psych wards and even most private psych wards are fucking terrible. Several relatives, including a close family member, has had terrible awful horrendous experiences with them.

[the game]

General pop psych wards and even most private psych wards are fucking terrible. Several relatives, including a close family member, has had terrible awful horrendous experiences with them.

I've been in two psych wards. One was Veterans Association and that felt more like a prison than a hospital. The doctor was on a power trip and I hated him the whole time. The civilian one I was in though wasn't that bad. The people were good and we were allowed to go outside in the enclosed garden that was outside it. The doctors there were way better.

[kail]

I get the point to why they wanted to keep her for testifying but the method via gen pop...very weak on the court's end IMO. They seriously couldn't afford 30 days in a private psych ward?

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I've been in two psych wards. One was Veterans Association and that felt more like a prison than a hospital. The doctor was on a power trip and I hated him the whole time. The civilian one I was in though wasn't that bad. The people were good and we were allowed to go outside in the enclosed garden that was outside it. The doctors there were way better.

Were you the patient?

[the game]

I get the point to why they wanted to keep her for testifying but the method via gen pop...very weak on the court's end IMO. They seriously couldn't afford 30 days in a private psych ward?

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Were you the patient?

Yes I was.