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Competency Restoration Timeliness in Washington Under Trueblood 2018-2026
Objective. A federal court found Washington State's competency-restoration system unconstitutional in 2015 because defendants who had been found incompetent to stand trial were made to wait months in jail for a psychiatric bed. The State did not appeal that part of the injunction, and the Ninth Circ
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