Trial to decide compensation for inmate injected with drugs
A trial is set to begin next week to decide whether Connecticut should compensate an inmate after prison doctors injected him with psychotropic drugs against his will. A judge already ruled that the
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Dec 26, 2016, 6:04 PM
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A trial is set to begin next week to decide whether Connecticut should compensate an inmate after prison doctors injected him with psychotropic drugs against his will.
A judge already ruled that the prison's doctors violated Kacey Lewis' rights.
Lewis says he is not mentally ill and will be representing himself at trial.
He's serving a 15-year sentence for assaulting and kidnapping his girlfriend.
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