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- - - - did not stay on his medication because he believed he was cured, therefore he stopped taking it.
  - - - during the time of filming, it was his fourth time back in prison
  - - - they take their breathalyzer and if they fail it, they will be removed from the facility for 30 days.
        
        Moore failed his breathalyzer, was removed from the shelter, unknown whereabouts until he was arrested again for criminal damage.
        
        spent 30 days in jail, was released, and then arrested again a week later
- - - - did well under supervision, but after he went off parole, he went to Pittsburg, stopped taking his medication, and then became homeless within a month
  - - - arrested for retail theft, harassment, defiant traspass, broken into biildings for food, open lewdness which are all related to his mental illness
  - - - mental court provides assistance with medication, rooms, and food. However, they cannot force them to take their medication when they refuse, but can instead let them know what happens if they dont
- - - - without medication, he has psychotic epsiodes. completely different person when he takes it because he abised the rules, listens, etc.
  - - - isolated from family, lack of support, and not on probation or parole.
  - - - it is a residential facility that is designed to meet housing needs: no predetermined length of stay, have access to individual mental health therapy, partial hospitalization programming, and case management.
- - - - 5 years later, he was found at one of the last remaining state psychiatric hospital
  - - - once he is released, he would be noncompliant, and then end up back into jail or the hospital
  - - - Once he is released from the facility, he is responsible for taking his own medication.
- - - - you can find better health care in incarceration than you would in the community
  - - - as a result, prisons became the new asylums
  - - - this assumes that they have the cognitive capacity and judgment to continue their medications as prescribed
        
        they are given medication, they take it, they run out or lose it, they get in trouble, and then the cycle continues.