Legal Remedies
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This page collects the one public record POLISCOPE has tagged with “Legal Remedies”. Coverage spans bills - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Civil Law, Mental Health, and Statute of Limitations.
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Key Actors
- 01M. Marzianperson1 mentions
- 02T. Bojanowskiperson1 mentions
- 03L. Willnerperson1 mentions
- 04American Psychiatric Associationorganization1 mentions
- 05American Psychological Associationorganization1 mentions
- 06American School Counselor Associationorganization1 mentions
- 07American Academy of Pediatricsorganization1 mentions
- 08National Association of Social Workersorganization1 mentions
- 09American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatryorganization1 mentions
- 10B. Chester-Burtonperson1 mentions
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- Topic to billsKentucky Bill HB 664 allows civil lawsuits against mental health professionals for conversion therapy and extends statutes of limitation
- Topic to peopleM. Marzian, T. Bojanowski, L. Willner (+1 more)
- Topic to orgsAmerican Psychiatric Association, American Psychological Association, American School Counselor Association (+3 more)
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