Yolo County Superior Court Judge Catherine A. Rayhill ordered the release on his own recognizance of an individual charged with felony resisting arrest, following a mental health report that deemed him incompetent to stand trial, with the stipulation that he meet with a representative from the state-mandated Conditional Release Program.
A Yolo County Superior Court judge found an accused person incompetent to stand trial due to mental illness, but delays in the evaluation process left the individual in custody awaiting mental health treatment despite evidence of ongoing competency concerns.
Witnesses testified that the accused has made significant progress in the CONREP program and has not failed a single drug test, but Dr. Horrillo expressed concern about potential relapse and Dr. Jackson diagnosed him with antisocial personality disorder and substance-induced psychosis.
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