The Georgia Board of Regents agreed to a $1 million settlement to resolve the claims of a mother whose son spent three years in a near-comatose state before dying following a suicide attempt at the Georgia State Prison in Reidsville. 

Attorney Robin Clark, who represents the mother of Nicholas Baldwin, said the state and the defendant in companion litigation, prison health care provider MHM Correctional Services, settled all claims against them following a mediation in August.

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