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FL OK's more beds for mentally ill
By The Miami Herald
Published: 12/22/2006

MIAMI, FL - State lawmakers plan to spend about $16.6 million more for hundreds of new beds to treat county jail inmates with severe mental illness.

The decision, to be approved by a legislative budget commission in early January, comes as Lucy Hadi, chief of the state Department of Children & Families, was threatened with jail time and a fine after her agency failed to shift a number of jail inmates deemed incapable of standing trial over to state psychiatric hospitals for treatment. Read more.

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