Eastern District Judge Eric Vitaliano said federal prosecutors had established a substantial likelihood that four more months of forced treatment, but with a different anti-psychotic drug, would enable Osmond Decoteau to assist in his defense.
November 08, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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A federal judge in Brooklyn has authorized a second round of forced medical treatment in a case where the first attempt failed to restore a defendant to mental competency with an anti-psychotic drug.
Eastern District Judge Eric Vitaliano (See Profile) said federal prosecutors had established a substantial likelihood that four more months of forced treatment, but with a different anti-psychotic drug, would enable Osmond Decoteau to assist in his defense.
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