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Help Protect Children from Unjust Involuntary Psychiatric Examination!

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john reed
9 years ago

CCHR is right in this matter.

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Judith Reed
9 years ago

Normal behavior for toddlers through teens can be categorized by psychiatrists and their book of symptoms as "anti-social" and "mentally defective." We need our children protected from these predators.

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Peggy Wiley
9 years ago

Yes, let's all protec4 the children!

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David Potter
9 years ago

Let our children grow up unmolested by shock and psych drugs please

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Rick Kane
9 years ago

Childhood is NOT a mental illness. Stop kidnapping the children so you can steal our tax dollars to fill your coffers.

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Michele Kenny
9 years ago

I strongly support this bill!

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Jeannette Buckles
9 years ago

Restore parental rights

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Diana E Watson
9 years ago Featured

Parents MUST be acknowledged for their rights to determine the handling for their children and not someone external to the family who arbitrarily makes a decision for involuntary examination of a child thus denying the child's parents their rights.

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Patrick Spruill
9 years ago

Parental rights should be restored.

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Rhonda Hedgecock
9 years ago

I believe this is critical to stop any involuntary psychiatric examinations, and forcing them is a violation of human rights as well as parental rights!

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Jon J Rego
9 years ago

Stop the involuntary exams!

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Margaret MacCarthy
9 years ago

The violation of Parents Rights cannot be taken lightly and they must be restored if we are to be a free people. That anyone would handle a child or minor such as is happening, in places like Florida, without parents consent is a gross violation and we must put an end to it.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I feel very very strongly on this issue! It is a violation of parental rights and it is NOT in the interest of the child.

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Pete Klein
9 years ago

Stop this nonsense! Help people, don't harm children.

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Ghislain Viau
9 years ago

All parents should be contacted before an involuntary examination. ALL!

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Bill Lorentzen
9 years ago

As a teacher, this is disgusting to me.

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Rosemarie Freihoff-Paine
9 years ago

It is and should be the right of the parents and the right of the child that the parents are being informed and their consent is gotten before any psychiatric examination or testing or treatment is being attempted or done. Anything else would be against the constitution and human rights. We live in the USA, the land of the free.

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Anne Fewell
9 years ago

This is a violation of human rights. The Baker Act should be abolished to cease involuntary examination on children without the parents consent!!!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

They destroy on the name of help. It's a business of drugging kids. They doesn't know how the mind work. They can't help.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Florida is setting a particularly bad example for the rest of the states with these violations of human rights.