A Thurston County judge upheld her decision to send 43 young adults back to the Green Hill juvenile facility, despite the state's objections.
A Thurston County judge upheld her decision Friday to send 43 young adults back to the Green Hill juvenile facility, despite the state's objections.The judge ruled that the Washington State Department of Youth, Children and Families improperly transferred the residents to the Department of Corrections in violation of an agreement from a previous lawsuit.
The ruling issued today in Thurston County Superior Court related to the transfer of 43 young people will put the safety of residents and staff at Green Hill School at risk. DCYF has requested a stay pending an emergency appeal. "Due to ongoing legal action we do not have further comment."A judge will decide if the Court will allow the emergency appeal on Monday.
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