CSIDreamer
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and also in that article, he says he wants PRIVATE access to her during the treatment. Means, you've lost it MOO. She's in TREATMENT and is INCOMPETENT to assist in the preparation for her trial. So therefore, why do you need to see her at all during treatment! Looney Tunes this is!
".....He said by allowing private access to Daybell, future additional costs can be avoided."
Isn't she technically a ward of the state since she's been declared incompetent? Jmo