Dayna Keyes & Go-To Productions
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0017 - Burning Down The House - Addicts Lives Still Matter
0017 - Burning Down The House - Addicts Lives Still Matter
0017 - Burning Down The House - Addicts Lives Still Matter
Thursday 3rd March 2016
Dayna Keyes discusses Craig Morales' case with Vicki L. and Sean Cartwright, focusing on mental health, addiction, and compassionate justice.
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Get the buttons here!Craig Morales Case: Mental Health, Addiction, and Justice on Radio Rehab
What does life in prison even have to do with an addict who, in the throes of his disease, did started a fire because the police didn't properly respond to the call?
Imagine facing life imprisonment not just for your actions but also because of a mental health condition. In this gripping episode of 'Radio Rehab', Dayna Keyes dives into the case of Craig Morales, a San Jose resident with a dual diagnosis, who is at risk of spending his life behind bars. Dayna is joined by Vicki L.
and Sean Cartwright in the studio, as well as three individuals directly affected by Craig's situation via phone calls, making this discussion both personal and poignant. The episode doesn't just stop at the details of Craig's case. It broadens the conversation to include the crucial role of law enforcement in handling mental health crises and the often-overlooked impact of incarceration on mental well-being. Dayna and her guests emphasize the need for compassion and community support for those struggling with addiction.
They also highlight the importance of mitigation packages and the role of compassionate judges in drug-related cases. Media representation of such cases is another focal point, as it shapes public perception and policy. Vicki L. wraps up with a heartfelt thank you to listeners, urging them to continue advocating for addicts' rights. This episode is a compelling listen for anyone interested in the intersection of mental health, addiction, and the criminal justice system.