“Nothing about us without us,” has been a rallying cry for the disability rights community for decades. On Thursday, it took legal form in a challenge to Gov. Newsom’s CARE Court plan.
“Less than a year ago, the governor announced a framework for a new court program for mental illness,” said Debra Roth, senior legislative advocate with Disability Right California during an online morning news conference with reporters. “In less than six mon...
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