The Judge Rotenberg Center on Trial, Part 6
…didn’t go off. They shocked him twice more – which Ms. McAuley said counted as the same shock – in an effort to make the GED actually have its effect…
…didn’t go off. They shocked him twice more – which Ms. McAuley said counted as the same shock – in an effort to make the GED actually have its effect…
…judgment to continue the use of electric shock on Andre, in that it had “seemed appropriate,” and that stopping the shocks could have reinforced his tensing up. Interestingly, she described…
…in the United States, the Judge Rotenberg Center (JRC) of Canton, Massachusetts, uses contingent electric shock devices. However, one organization is too many. These shock devices often cause skin burns…
…we shared our community’s concerns regarding the use of electric shock torture at the Judge Rotenberg Center and discussed next steps with FDA staff. ASAN staff, along with fellow disability…
…in history yet. The FDA must now ban the electric skin shock device again in order to #StopTheShock. ASAN calls upon the FDA to pass the rule banning the electric…
On April 24th, 2014, the FDA held a hearing on the use of electric shock torture at the Judge Rotenberg Center. After concluding that the JRC’s electric shock devices cannot…
…stop the shock. You can sign this petition in support of Bill H.225, which would ban aversive “treatments” like electric shocks. If you’re a resident of Massachusetts, you can write…
ASAN is heartbroken and furious that the United States Senate has failed to ban the use of the electric shock devices used at the Judge Rotenberg Center in their final…
The Day of Action to #StopTheShock was held on April 24th, 2019, the five-year anniversary of an FDA hearing that found the use of GED shocks at the Judge Rotenberg…
…the JRC. The JRC is the only institution in the country to use electric shock devices for behavior modification on students with intellectual and developmental disabilities, a practice which has…