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TORTURE NOT TREATMENT<br />

20 Id., at 4.<br />

21 Id.<br />

22 Id.<br />

23 Jennifer Gonnerman, Nagging? Zap. Swearing? Zap., 32 Mother Jones, 36, 41 (Sept.-Oct. 2007).<br />

24 Matthew L. Israel, supra <strong>not</strong>e 2.<br />

25 Sharon Lohrmann-O’Rourke and Perry A. Zirkel, The Case Law on Aversive Interventions for Students with<br />

Disabilities, 65 Exceptional Children 101 (Fall 1998).<br />

26 Matthew L. Israel, supra <strong>not</strong>e 5, at "Is it true that one of the consequences JRC uses is to administer several GED<br />

applications, over a half-hour period during which a student may be restrained on a restraint board?"<br />

27 Patricia Wen, Showdown over shock therapy testimony moves some critics; new bill would limit, <strong>not</strong> ban,<br />

treatment, The Boston Globe 1 (Jan. 17, 2008), available at<br />

http://www.boston.com/news/local/articles/2008/01/17/showdown_over_shock_therapy/.<br />

28 Paul Kix, The Shocking Truth, Boston Magazine Online 3 (2008), available at<br />

http://www.bostonmagazine.com/articles/the_shocking_truth/.<br />

29 Patricia Wen (2008), supra <strong>not</strong>e 27, at 1.<br />

30 Matthew L. Israel, supra <strong>not</strong>e 5, at “The use of restraint as an aversive consequence.”<br />

31 Matthew L. Israel, supra <strong>not</strong>e 5, at “Multiple Applications of GED Combined with Restraint as an Aversive.”<br />

32 Gregory D. Kutz, Seclusions and Restraints: Selected Cases of Death and Abuse at Public and Private Schools and<br />

<strong>Treatment</strong> Centers, US Government Accountability Office, GAO-09-719T 4 (2009).<br />

33 Matthew L. Israel, supra <strong>not</strong>e 5.<br />

34 Id., at "What aversives does JRC use, and what policies does JRC follow in using them?"<br />

35 Behavior Research Institute v. Mary Kay Leonard (Settlement Agreement), No. 86E-0018-GI (Mass. Super. Ct.<br />

Dept. of Trial Ct. and the Prob. Ct. and Fam. Ct. Dept. of the Trial Ct. Oct. 10, 1995)<br />

36 Daniel Goleman, Embattled Giant of Psychology Speaks His Mind, N.Y. Times, Aug. 25, 1987, at C1 and C3.<br />

37 New York Psychological Association Task Force, “Report of the New York Psychological Association Task Force on<br />

Aversive Controls with Children,” 6 (August 22, 2006) *hereinafter NY Psychological Association Task Force+.<br />

38 Id. Also, the National <strong>Disability</strong> <strong>Rights</strong> Network has documented the widespread use of restraints and seclusion<br />

in schools throughout the United States which has resulted in physical injuries, emotional trauma and even deaths.<br />

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