Exclusive: After years languishing on indefinite jail terms, hundreds of prisoners' mental health has deteriorated to the point they need hospital care. But when they get better, many will be back where they started: in jail with no release date, Amy-Clare Martin reports
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Exclusive: After years languishing on indefinite jail terms, hundreds of prisoners' mental health has deteriorated to the point they need hospital care. But when they get better, many will be back where they started: in jail with no release date, Amy-Clare Martin reports
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