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An Indiana psychiatric hospital chain promised reform. Allegations of abuse and neglect continued (opens the original)
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Content warning: This story includes detailed descriptions of psychiatric hospitalization, involuntary confinement, death and allegations of medical neglect and sexual assault. When Amy Pawlus finally saw her mother, she said it was clear something was “terribly wrong.” Her mother, Shelby Boaz, who had been diagnosed with dementia, was recovering in a local hospital after fracturing her hip. After her mother began acting out, staff recommended transferring her to a psychiatric hospital in Indian
Sheriff sues state after hundreds sit in Marion County jail waiting for prison transfer (opens the original)
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The Marion County Sheriff’s Office is suing the Indiana Department of Correction, asking the court to force the state to speed up the transfers of people who have already been sentenced to prison. The sheriff’s office is asking Marion Superior Court to require IDOC to transport people within five days of their conviction and immediately transfer people currently waiting in the Adult Detention Center in Indianapolis. The complaint points to a state law that requires a county sheriff to transport
Defendants awaiting trial are filling up psychiatric hospital beds. Indiana officials call it a crisis (opens the original)
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Indiana officials say the state's push to ensure criminal defendants are competent before trial has reached a breaking point, and it leaves little room for other patients who need psychiatric care. That determination happens through a competency evaluation — a court-ordered assessment of whether a defendant can understand the charges against them and assist in their own defense. It's that finding of incompetence that triggers a restoration order in the first place. State officials are calling it
East side data center wins approval, despite community opposition (opens the original)
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Inside a packed meeting room in downtown Indianapolis on Wednesday, the Metropolitan Development Commission approved a proposal to build a data center on Indianapolis’ east side. Over the past few months, Georgia-based data center developer DC Blox has been pitching itself as a good neighbor to the Warren Township community, including Irvington. But the community has stood largely opposed, with dozens of protestors congregating outside the City-County Building downtown. Many held signs and made
Data center moratorium advances for Indianapolis (opens the original)
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An Indianapolis City-County Council committee pushed forward a moratorium on new data centers Monday, after months of protests and demands from community members to slow down the approval of the tech developments. Council President Maggie Lewis introduced an amendment to pause any new approvals for data centers until Dec. 31, 2027. She said it would give officials more time to create zoning regulations for data centers. The Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee voted 10-3 to recommend
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