Last week, a federal judge ruled that time limits for how long someone charged with a crime can stay at Oregon State Hospital will continue. This means the September order requiring the psychiatric facility to release patients facing misdemeanor charges in 90 days, felony charges in six months and more violent felonies within a year, will remain.

The Oregon State Hospital also received news that it passed its federal inspection. However, investigators noted that the facility still faces issues over food safety, medication storage and hygiene. Ben Botkin is the criminal justice and health reporter for the Capital Chronicle. He joins us to share what this ruling means for the future of the state and the details of the inspection.