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While Utah’s Department of Health and Human Services has apologized, researchers and advocates think state leaders should step up too.
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Election officials would have to make rules about how to verify signatures for people who can’t sign their name consistently and provide other accommodations.
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The #FreeBritney Movement is bringing more attention to issues affecting people with disabilities in Utah like conservatorship and guardianship cases.
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Utah’s youth residential treatment centers have been the subject of increased scrutiny in recent months. There have been activist rallies, media attention and Utah’s Disability Law Center has launched an investigation into what is sometimes called the “troubled teen industry.” And a recording leaked Wednesday by an activist organization has introduced a new turn in the story.
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Utah’s “Troubled Teen Industry” will soon see more scrutiny. The Disability Law Center announced last week that it has launched an investigation into Utah’s wide array of private programs providing behavioral treatment to minors.
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Scooping out another large spoonful of raw dough, Jackson Dopp stood in the kitchen of his parents’ Layton home, making chocolate chip cookies on a recent…
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For the first time the federal government has allowed states to develop work requirements for people on Medicaid, the low-income government health…
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A federal judge has granted class action status to a lawsuit filed against the state of Utah on behalf of several mentally ill prison inmates.The…
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As the controversy heats up over relocating the State Prison new coalition calling itself “People Not Prisons” is making the case why that might be a good…
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The Disability Law Center in Utah is conducting an investigation into the death of Ramon Estrada, a state prisoner who died Sunday of apparent cardiac…