Pain and Shock in America - Politics, Advocacy, and the Controversial Treatment of People with Disabilities

List of Illustrations
Foreword
Acknowledgments

Chapter I. A Long Story
Chapter II. How We Got to This Place
Chapter III. Encouraged to Expand to California
Chapter IV. Pushing Back
Chapter V. The Death of Vincent
Chapter VI. The Food and Drug Administration Permits the Use of Electric Shock on People with Disabilities
Chapter VII. Here Comes National Institutes of Health: A National Outcry After the Office for Children's and Mary Kay Leonard's Loss to BRI
Chapter VIII. Staging the Next Battleground
Chapter IX. Bad Faith or Responsible Government: Another Attempt to Limit the Use of Aversives
Chapter X. Contempt
Chapter XI. More Legal Issues and Advocates Take Action: Weiss and Nisbet
Chapter XII. The FDA Bans the Electric Shock Device: A Final Ruling? Weiss and Nisbet

Epilogue
Chronology
Endnotes
Biographical Note

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