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Danny
Matthews died in 2003 after he was struck by another teen who was
let out of his room by an uncertified trainee, who also mistakenly
opened Matthews' door.
The
attorney for the Matthews' family says the state made a number of
mistakes, beginning with having an uncertified guard, who couldn't
handle the situation, on duty.