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Court rules school can use electric shock as punishment for special needs students

Family Court Judge Katherine Field denied a motion to stop the use of electric shock on disabled students, a form of punishment that has been controversial for years after news of the practice first reached the public in 2013 when video su…

Published: 31 Aug 2018 at 15:47hrs | 443 | by Erick Matotoba

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