Josh McGhee is an investigative reporter with a focus on exploring the intersection of criminal justice and mental health in America. He has contributed to MindSite News and his work has been featured in publications such as the Houston Chronicle, San Antonio Express-News, and SFGate. Josh is a fellow of the Maynard Institute and the Carter Center.
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Josh McGhee's coverage heavily focuses on legal policy regulation with a strong emphasis on mental health, crisis lines, and LA County jails. He frequently cites data and government announcements in his articles. To effectively reach out to Josh, consider providing insights or expert commentary related to evolving stories in the field of mental health policies, legal agreements impacting healthcare institutions or individuals' rights, and significant developments within LA County jails. Additionally, if you have access to relevant data that can contribute to the understanding of these topics from a legal perspective while focusing on human wellbeing and healthcare systems, it may capture Josh's interest.
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The Supreme Court refused to hear a case from an Illinois man whose mental illness was exacerbated by his extreme isolation.
This month, we highlight the first two stories from an exciting collaboration focused on police response to mental health calls.
A Sunshine State woman who thought she had agreed to a voluntary mental exam suddenly found a police car outside her door,. Oklahoma is under fire for letting mentally ill patients incompetent to testify languish in jail. And a tragic police response to a mentally ill woman in crisis, this time in San Antonio.
A legal settlement promises change at LA's jails. But will it happen?
A collaboration between a prison journalist and an investigative reporter reveals the suffering and death of a 49-year-old man serving life at a New Jersey prison.
By: Josh Mcghee
Michael Johnson resumed the legal battle. He argued that forcing him to spend almost every hour in a windowless, poorly ventilated cell caked with human waste violated the Constitution’s ban on cruel and unusual punishment.
Michael Johnson Spent 3 Years in Solitary and Was About to Give Up on Life. Then He Got a Letter from his Daughter.
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