Anti-Bullying Bill Could Boost Race to the Top Odds, NYCLU Says
Enacted in 1999, that groundbreaking law authorizes court-ordered outpatient treatment for people with serious mental illness who have a history of violence when they go off their meds… Advocacy groups argue that people shouldn’t be medicated against their will. And the aggressively clueless New York Civil Liberties Union argues, disingenuously, that Kendra’s Law “has been used disparately against men of color.”
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