US EditionFlorida Seminars Shed Light on Baker Act and Coercive Psychiatry Concerns
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Florida Seminars Shed Light on Baker Act and Coercive Psychiatry Concerns
The Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR) of Florida is taking a stand against the controversial use of the Baker Act, a mental health law that permits involuntary examination and commitment. With seminars held monthly in Clearwater, the organization aims to educate the public on the implications of this law, which has been invoked over 214,000 times in a single year at its peak. The seminars are designed to provide a deeper understanding o…
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