School restraint bill passed in Louisiana

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"Some parents and others are angry that the Legislature, with Gov. Bobby Jindal’s blessing, approved a bill that critics say gives public schools nearly unchecked power to use physical restraints on autistic and other children."

http://www.2theadvocate.com/news/latest/97037819.html

Also worth note in Louisiana today, family values advocate Senator Vitter, who was caught up in an unfortunate brothel scandal a few years ago, had the aide who handles "women's issues" resign because it became public that the aide had been arrested for stabbing his ex-girlfriend a few years ago, in addition to a drunk driving charge. Louisiana takes family values seriously!

It sounds to me lie Jindal is one of the millions of people that are not adequately educated on the matter rather than having some sort of agenda against stopping the abuse of restraint and seclusion. Handling school-related issues at a local level is a very common conservative concept and if he understood what went on with the use of restraint and seclusion that he would have handled that separately.

Who gets sued? If the State passes regulations, they do, if the Districts have to, they get sued.

Around here, this is the safer mode. A local trial will have much more effect.

Dealing with Women's Issues with a knife is not uncommon, and he stayed on staff for several years after that. He skipped out on the DUI, was a wanted man, and stayed on the Senators staff, till some newspaper blabbed.

Governer Edwards and son doing a long federal strech, three Insurance Commissioners in prison at the same time, The Congressman with the cold cash in the freezer, 13 years, the Louisiana Way.

Louisiana has the highest murder rate of any State, the lowest IQ, and a lot of oil.

The fishing used to be good.

this is another reason my kids will have a private teacher. who want their kid to go through that bull s**t.