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TORTURE NOT TREATMENT
176 GAO (2009), supra note 162, at 1.
177 Id.
178 115 C.M.R. § 5.11(1) (1987).
179 115 C.M.R. § 5.11(6)(e)(3) (1987).
180 115 C.M.R. § 5.1..(6)(e)(4) (1987).
181 115 C.M.R. § 5.1..(5) (1987).
182 Id.
183 115 C.M.R. § 2.01 Limitation of Movement (1987).
184 Id. The definition of Limitation of Movement refers to two sections of law that do not exist. These two sections
include section(d) Health-related protections; (See 115 CMR 22.22(1)(b), (2)((c)) and section (e) “Holds
implemented in accordance behavior modification plans; (See 115 CMR 2.30; 5.10). Although section 2.30 does
not appear to exist, section 115 C.M.R. § 5.11(7) “Behavior Plan” appears to cover this matter instead. ;
185 115 C.M.R. § 5.11(7) (1987).
186 Id.
187 115 C.M.R. § 5.14(3)(d)(4) (1987).
188 Certification Team, supra note 60, at 32.
189 115 C.M.R. § 5.05(g) (1987).
190 Certification Team (2009), supra note 60, at 32.
191 Id. at 33.
192 See Appendix 2—JRC Employee Confidentiality Agreement
193 MDRI Interview (2009).
194 MDRI Interview (2009).
195 MDRI Interview (2009).
196 Letter from Disability Advocates, Addendum to A Call to Action to Eliminate the Use of Aversive Procedures and
Other Inhumane Practices, 6 (Sept. 2009), citing Coalition for the Legal Rights of People with Disabilities, 6 The
Communicator 1 (1995).
197 Id.
198 Matthew L. Israel, supra note 2, at “1985-1987 Failed Attempt by Office for Children to Close JRC.”
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