If a defendant is found not to be competent to stand trial, he or she will receive treatment and then be released.

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If a defendant is found not to be competent to stand trial, he or she will receive treatment to become competent, and the trial will be scheduled for a later date. The defendant will not be released until the trial is completed.

If a Defendant Is Found Not to Be Competent to Stand