All posts tagged "Mental Health"
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Alec Siegel | July 6, 2017
New South Carolina Law Requires Officers to Undergo Mental Health Training
The law applies to all 16,000 law enforcement officers in the state.
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Alexis Evans | May 24, 2017
Is Instagram Wrecking Your Self Esteem?
A new study has confirmed all of our suspicions.
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Nicole Zub | January 23, 2017
Is the U.S. Slowly Phasing Out Capital Punishment?
In 2016, the U.S. saw a record decline in death penalty use and public support.
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Alec Siegel | December 8, 2016
Senate Passes Bill That Pledges Grants to Cancer and Opioid Research
It will likely be one of the last bills signed by Obama.
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Emma Von Zeipel | September 15, 2016
Cinemark Drops Claim of $700,000 in Legal Fees from Theater Shooting Survivors
This case has finally reached a conclusion.
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Jillian Sequeira | July 11, 2016
Needed: Mental Healthcare in the Aftermath of a Disaster
It's not just about bricks and mortar.
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Mary Kate Leahy | April 6, 2016
Special K: “The Next Big Thing” in Psychiatry?
Can a party drug treat serious depression?
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Alexis Evans | March 28, 2016
ICYMI: Best of the Week
Check out Law Street's best stories of the week.
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Mary Kate Leahy | March 22, 2016
Mental Health Care: Should We Be Treating the Mind the Same As The Body?
Why don't we talk about mental illness?
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Kevin Rizzo | December 4, 2015
Fixing Mental Health Care Will Not Stop Mass Shootings, But That’s Okay
It's more complicated than that.
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Jennifer Polish | April 1, 2015
Mass Incarceration Leads to Depression, So Why Don’t We Stop?
Racism and the justice system dramatically increase depression and suicide. So why don't we stop locking everyone up?
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Chelsey D. Goff | December 15, 2014
ICYMI: Best of the Week
From bizarre laws still on the books to strippers working college admissions, ICYMI check out Law Street's Best...
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Anneliese Mahoney | December 9, 2014
Columbia Law Takes Progressive Stance on Mental Health
Columbia Law allows its students to petition for delayed tests in light of duress and trauma.
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Madeleine Stern | July 2, 2014
The Evolution of Solitary Confinement in the United States
Many prisons use solitary confinement as a mechanism to control their prison populations and minimize the threat of...
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Anneliese Mahoney | May 30, 2014
IQ Requirements for Death Penalty to Change Due to SCOTUS Ruling
In a 5-4 ruling, the Supreme Court overturned a Florida law that used a strict IQ cutoff point...
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Valeriya Metla | November 4, 2013
Guns, Whiteboards, and the Mentally Ill: How to Cure Campuses From Mass Shootings
Buying a $299 whiteboard that can stop bullets is a startling reality for educational professionals across the country. The LA Times...