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Electric Shock Devices Used on Students With Behavioral Issues Can t Be Banned, Court Rules

Share Photo: (Photo : PXFuel) The Court of Appeals has overturned the ban on using electric shock devices to manage students with intellectual disabilities and uncontrollable behavioral problems. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) sought the ban in 2020, but the appeals court ruled that the controversial technique could remain in a recent 2-1 decision. In Canton, Massachusetts, Judge Rotenberg Education Center has been doing shock therapy to stop its students from harming themselves or from exhibiting aggressive behavior. The center is the only special school in the U.S. that still believes electric shock devices could help modify the behavior of kids as young as five years old or adults with underdeveloped intellectual abilities.  

Appeals court axes FDA ban of electric shock on the disabled

Appeals court axes FDA ban of electric shock on the disabled The judges 2-1 decision will allow the Judge Rotenberg Educational Center to continue using shock devices on its residents. A federal appeals court this week overturned the US Food and Drug Administration’s ban on shock devices used by the Judge Rotenberg Educational Center for children and adults who have disabilities. In this 2006 file photo, a father holds the hand of his daughter, who received shocks as part of her treatment for epilepsy. John Tlumacki / Globe Staff Email A federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., overturned the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s federal ban on the use of electric shock devices on people with mental disabilities by a Canton residential school.

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