Virginia, which ruled that executing the mentally disabled was unconstitutional.
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Insurance companies flogged junk schemes to the poor or mentally disabled.
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Children who survive can become blind, deaf, paralyzed or mentally disabled.
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What if she just did not understand she was mentally disabled?
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She was mentally disabled, and she had a happy and full life.
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Nick is actually mentally disabled—rendered with moving pathos by Safdie—and
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Her daughter was mentally disabled and required regular care and financial support.
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There, he was invited to visit an institution for mentally disabled men.
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"In essence, the decision clarifies that the relevant question is not whether the defendant was mentally disabled at some point in the past, including at the time of his offense, but whether he is mentally disabled today," Vladeck said.
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Or a mentally disabled person using a machine gun to commit mass atrocities?
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Kennedy also joined an opinion that determined executing mentally disabled criminals is unconstitutional.
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The arrangement is typically used to protect the old, mentally disabled or extremely ill.
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Second-degree rape is defined as having sex with a person mentally disabled or incapacitated.
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Bill Clinton went out of his way to execute a mentally disabled prisoner during his campaign.
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The word was historically used to describe someone mentally disabled or with an IQ below 30.
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He has been mentally disabled all his life and has relied on the care of others.
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In January, four people were arrested after cellphone footage showed them allegedly beating a mentally disabled men.
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Britain: A British court has ordered an abortion for a mentally disabled woman against her mother's wishes.
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In January, four people were arrested after video showed them allegedly taunting and beating a mentally disabled man.
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This is more difficult, because Steves does have those gorgeous model looks, but he is also mentally disabled.
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Tuck (Evan George Vourazeris): A mentally disabled friend and purchaser of firearms for the 13-year-old Jonah.
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He was mentally disabled and petite; it wasn't hard to imagine the many ways prison might scar him.
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Over the next day, gruesome details emerged of what had happened to the 18-year-old, mentally disabled male.
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He was 21990, and considered mentally disabled enough to qualify for a modest Social Security payment and subsidized housing.
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Its economy relies on the state hospital for the mentally disabled, originally called the Nebraska Institute for Feeble-Minded Youth.
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The results were considered phenomenal: At the time, 10% of babies with infantile spasms died, and 85% were mentally disabled.
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Many readers wondered: What can be done for someone like Ms. Williams, who is plainly mentally disabled but rejects help?
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Doctors said the boy had little chance of survival, or would be severely mentally disabled or in a vegetative state.
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"It was about supporting the club," said Legrand, who runs the Stevenage branch of a befriending service for the mentally disabled.
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Her 7-year-old son is mentally disabled and has hypoglycemia, a potentially dangerous condition caused by low blood sugar levels.
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The plaintiff was Larry Selk, a mentally disabled man brutally raped by an employee of the residential-care facility where he lived.
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When Naiban realized there was no trained teacher for mentally disabled children in the whole of Chad, he decided to train himself.
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"It was about supporting the club," said Le Grand, who runs the Stevenage branch of a befriending service for the mentally disabled.
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Tension is mounting online in response to the brutal torture of a white, mentally disabled man by four black suspects in Chicago Tuesday.
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The report said Baltimore cops used excessive force against kids and the mentally disabled, and stopped, searched and arrested African Americans disproportionately. 213.
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"To see this happen multiple times — just time after time — it's depressing, man," said Tom Jackson, 25, who works with mentally disabled people.
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That January, he returned to Arkansas from the campaign trail to oversee, as governor, the execution of a mentally disabled African-American man.
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I'd never worked on a project around mentally disabled people before, so my main concern was not to create stressful situations or cause anxiety.
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Schirato realized that it was born out of an act of love because Bartolo's brother, who was mentally disabled, suffered from the same issues.
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The museum's collection comprises some 2,500 works of art (paintings, drawing, sculptures, and more) made by mentally disabled artists working within a sheltered workshop.
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Do people think Bill Clinton - who watched a mentally disabled man die so that he could get racists' votes - could care less about them?
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Ex-49ers defensive lineman Dana Stubblefield has just been charged with raping a mentally disabled woman in 2015 ... and now faces serious prison time.
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Greeted again with exhaustion without much hope of relief, he's soon forced to watch as a mentally disabled prisoner is brutally beaten by guards.
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday sided with a Texas man on death row who argued he was mentally disabled and could not be executed.
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An outreach worker remembered the mentally disabled 14-year-old girl who became pregnant at 12, probably by her father, and received no care.
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In that 6-85033 ruling, the court held that executions of mentally disabled criminals are "cruel and unusual punishments" prohibited by the Eighth Amendment.
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This came not long after he'd made a show of returning to Arkansas to preside over the execution of a mentally disabled black man.
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And finally, the Willowbrook study intentionally exposed mentally disabled children to hepatitis A in an attempt to track the development of the viral infection.
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Dr. Drew admittedly has a strange reaction to the 4 people who tortured and terrorized a mentally disabled man ... he feels sorry for them.
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In January 2009, Turner and four deputies tried to move Ralston Distin, a 47-year-old inmate classified as "mentally disabled," to another location.
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It was only then when he agreed to be recognized as a survivor and mentally disabled, receive reparations from Germany and move into subsidized housing.
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" The actor received his first Oscar nomination in 1994 for his supporting role as Johnny Depp's mentally disabled little brother in "What's Eating Gilbert Grape.
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The Supreme Court appeared sympathetic Tuesday to a Texas man's argument that his death sentence constitutes cruel and unusual punishment because he is mentally disabled.
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L.C. decision, which held that mentally disabled people have the right to live in communities rather than institutions if professionals determine it to be appropriate.
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Florida, though, the court ruled that Florida's I.Q. score cutoff was too rigid to decide which mentally disabled individuals must be spared the death penalty.
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A court-approved conservatorship, known in other states as a guardianship, is typically used to protect the elderly, the mentally disabled or the extremely ill.
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When the two oldest Kerrigan boys, Jerome Jr. and Lionel, sexually assault a mentally disabled girl, their punishment is a meager week's suspension from school.
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A mentally disabled woman in her 216s has sued for an apology and 703 million yen ($270,22016) in compensation, and other suits may follow soon.
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In March, another Montgomery officer, Morris Leon Williams, Jr., was charged with second-degree sodomy for allegedly having "deviate sexual intercourse" with a mentally disabled woman.
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Dee Dee, their daughter, is mentally disabled, and their younger son, Todd, lives in the shadow of Kent's former rising-baseball-star-turned-war-hero self.
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The movie displays commendable frankness in taking on at least one topic that few pictures, indie or not, would touch: sexual attraction between mentally disabled adults.
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President Obama's top spokesman called the beating of a mentally disabled man that was broadcast on Facebook Live an "outrage" that shocked people across the country.
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Recently a 16-year-old mentally disabled girl who had been raped arrived with a high-risk pregnancy at the provincial hospital where Dr. Ramírez practices.
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Medicalizing Trump's behavior also casts an unfair light on the mentally disabled and ill who, often, are perfectly capable of carrying out the duties of their jobs.
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Death sentences were passed on mentally disabled people and suspects who were minors at the time of the crime, and the method of execution amounted to torture.
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During decades of appeals, Conner's lawyers argued that he should be spared from execution because he was mentally disabled, but the courts refused to overturn his sentence.
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Sims had argued his client's low IQ made him ineligible for that punishment because of a U.S. Supreme Court decision barring the execution of the mentally disabled.
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Months before she arrived in 2006, officers beat, Tasered and hogtied a mentally disabled man, who died, and the officers lied to investigators about what had happened.
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Even as communities in US hot zones employ protective measures, the needs of vulnerable populations (the elderly, physically- or mentally-disabled, or low-income) must be assured.
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Both had grown up in big families and it seemed natural to begin to take in groups of foster children, many of them physically or mentally disabled.
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Dassey's lawyers argue that he is partially mentally disabled and he was coerced into confessing by police officers, though Wisconsin prosecutors have said the confession was voluntary.
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TMZ Sports broke the story ... White dressed up as Simple Jack -- a mentally disabled character who was constantly referred to as the r-word in the 2008 movie.
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The court has barred the execution of juveniles and mentally disabled people, but there are no signs that its conservative majority is inclined to find capital punishment unconstitutional.
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The extraordinary Kim Hye-ja stars as a widow who fiercely protects her mentally disabled son (Won Bin) after he's accused of killing a local high school girl.
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Stubblefield is accused of raping a mentally disabled woman back in 2015 -- though he's pled not guilty to all 5 felony counts and vows to prove his innocence.
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It would be two decades before Rosemary's eight siblings would learn the truth about their sister, who was living at a Catholic facility for the mentally disabled in Wisconsin.
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As a young girl, Koehler-Pentacoff got to know Rosemary when she would visit her aunt at Saint Coletta's, a Catholic facility for the mentally disabled in Jefferson, Wisconsin.
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After the lobotomy, the Kennedy patriarch sent Rosemary to live at Saint Coletta's, a Catholic facility for the mentally disabled in Jefferson, Wisconsin, where she lived for six decades.
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In fact, Rosenfeld says the woman has a criminal history and has accepted plea deals in the past -- and judges wouldn't have let a mentally disabled person do that.
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A South Carolina restaurant owner was sentenced to 163 years in prison Thursday for abusing a mentally disabled employee and forcing him to work with no pay for years.
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Like the assault of the mentally disabled girl, the murder of the black teenager raises ugly questions about which of the lives in this small community carry more value.
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In the publicity notes, Mr. Phillips (who has worked with mentally disabled youngsters) explains that he wanted to challenge the kid-glove treatment given to those with special needs.
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His involvement in the Nazis' child "euthanasia" program included being on a commission that screened more than 200 patients at a home for mentally disabled children, the report said.
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Woolf's own cruelties and limitations are also discussed in some detail, particularly her impatience with her mentally disabled half sister, Laura Stephen, her father's daughter from his first marriage.
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She is a special education teacher, which means someone signed release forms so that she could use 20 to 30 mentally disabled young adults as props on ABC's The Bachelor.
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" The actor received his first nomination in 1994, when he got a best supporting actor nod for his role as the mentally disabled little brother in "What's Eating Gilbert Grape.
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In exchange for a monthly premium, disability insurance helps replace your income if you're physically or mentally disabled and cannot go to work for a few months to several years.
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At a town hall, she laughed when a voter used a slur for the mentally disabled (to describe Trump's agenda), and she later claimed that she hadn't heard the words.
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But in 2016, she slammed then-candidate Trump for an "isolationist foreign policy approach" and lambasted his mockery of the physically and mentally disabled as "disgusting," a CNN review found.
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In Egypt, Mustafa lived in an impoverished neighborhood with a widowed sister and a mentally disabled brother, and his neighbors said they had heard Mustafa complain he was trapped in Egypt.
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Dana Stubblefield's attorney says the woman accusing him of rape is NOT mentally disabled and absolutely has the ability to give consent to sex ... and he says they can prove it.
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A South Carolina restaurant owner was sentenced to 10 years in prison Thursday for abusing a mentally disabled employee and forcing him to work with no pay for years, prosecutors say.
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There is that, and there's also problems of our terrible abandonment of health care, and care for the mentally disabled and so on, and our treatment of drugs and so on.
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For someone who is mentally disabled, an augmented overlay could help him or her navigate an urban environment, such as determining the proper bus to take, or traveling to a local store.
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While demeaning, insulting and ridiculing minorities, immigrants and the physically/mentally disabled worked for Mr. Trump, I want to be clear that this behavior – and these views, have no place at Grubhub.
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Some more recent incidents include: Shortly after New Year's, four teens in Chicago filmed themselves on Live torturing a mentally disabled man, who was later found walking the streets of the city.
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After repaying his 150,000-rupee debt and settling with his family, Rani has little left from the compensation for their 17-year-old daughter and 11-year-old son who is mentally disabled.
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Her best-known work is "The Light in the Piazza," the tale of an upper-class American visiting Italy with her mentally disabled adult daughter, who becomes enamored of a young Italian man.
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Not to mention he was considered a PR "disaster" after he made a slew of controversial statements — including how there shouldn't be a gay Bachelor and tweeting an offensive comment about mentally disabled people.
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Bill Clinton, seeking to present himself as tough on crime, flew home to Arkansas to preside over the execution of a mentally disabled man, Ricky Ray Rector, who had fatally shot a police officer.
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"While demeaning, insulting and ridiculing minorities, immigrants and the physically/mentally disabled worked for Mr. Trump, I want to be clear that this behavior — and these views, have no place at Grubhub," Maloney wrote.
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So I answered a plea from the Community of Sant'Egidio, a worldwide Catholic prayer and charity organization, to write a letter of solidarity to a mentally-disabled death row prisoner named Johnny Paul Penry.
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Rivera, 74, first earned international acclaim when he won a Peabody Award in 1972 for bringing to light instances of neglect and abuse of mentally disabled students at a state school in Staten Island.
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Wade decision on women's rights to privacy, he dissented on the decision that said anti-sodomy laws were unconstitutional, and he dissented on decisions that it was unconstitutional to execute mentally disabled or teenage prisoners.
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Rodolfo Ruperti, who heads the Palermo police operations squad, said the suspects would go to the Sicilian capital&aposs train station to recruit drug addicts, alcoholics, the mentally disabled and poor people desperate for money.
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Twelve years on, not only have the debts mounted, she is grappling with her husband's worsening health, a mentally disabled young daughter, and often insufferable abdominal pain due to the removal of her right kidney.
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The arrival of the mentally disabled Raffi (veteran Labyrinth member David Deblinger) then kicks the show into a higher gear for the finale: Mr. Deblinger's outsize performance seems to electrify the rest of the cast.
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Police said they believe the man, who is mentally disabled, was missing from his home and may have been attacked at a home about a block from where he was found by police, the Tribune reports.
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In exchange for a monthly premium, life insurance is there to provide for your dependents in your total absence; disability insurance helps replace your income if you're physically or mentally disabled and cannot go to work.
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Four years later, Bill Clinton rushed back to Arkansas from the campaign trail to oversee the execution of a mentally disabled man convicted of killing a police officer, burnishing an image of being tough on crime.
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The law pertains to the sexual abuse not just of minors, but also of people considered "vulnerable" because they are physically or mentally disabled or because their situation leaves them feeling powerless to stop the abuse.
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After a yearlong stint back in Philadelphia, working for an agency that helped place mentally disabled people in the workforce, Wilder found a steady gig in Chicago as the lead singer of a Top 40 cover band.
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Kennedy joined the liberal justices in 5-4 rulings limiting the death penalty, such as in preventing it from being used for crimes committed by juveniles or by the mentally disabled or for crimes other than homicides.
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A combination of her Australian-pretending-to-be-American accent and her "service dogs" lead to the casting directors (shout out to Rachel Dratch) thinking she's mentally disabled and having the show write a role just for her.
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"While demeaning, insulting, and ridiculing minorities, immigrants, and the physically/mentally disabled worked for Mr. Trump, I want to be clear that this behavior — and these views — have no place at Grubhub," Maloney said in the email Wednesday.
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One neighbor, Nagat Hassanan, said that a few days ago, she had overheard Mr. Mustafa speaking on the telephone outside the ground floor, metal-gated home where he lives with a mentally disabled brother and a widowed sister.
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State and local prosecutors say that several white football players bullied and brutally assaulted a mentally disabled black teammate in a locker room that October day, shoving a coat hanger into his rectum while other boys held his arms.
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LONDON — A British court has ordered an abortion for a mentally disabled woman against her and her mother's wishes, with the judge calling the decision "heartbreaking" but in the best interests of the woman, who is 2953 weeks pregnant.
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It's only on their annual hunting trip that they discover the true purpose for their abilities, planted in them by the absent Duddits, the mentally disabled friend at the center of their metaphorical dreamcatcher (don't worry, there's a literal one too).
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The report described how police and soldiers had shot dead peaceful independence activists and protesters, as well as other Papuans, including, in one case, a mentally disabled man killed after he hit a police officer with a piece of sugarcane.
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American-born Venezuelan Juan Pablo, from Season 18 of the show, was considered a PR "disaster" after he made a slew of controversial statements including how there shouldn't be a gay Bachelor and tweeting an offense comment about mentally disabled people.
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In the most daring stroke, "JFK" has Jack, asleep in the tub, imagine that Rosemary, his mentally disabled sister, intrudes on him wearing a garish green party dress, a frenetic teenager who demands her brother escort her to a dance.
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But if a person awakes and finds a bat in the room, or a bat has been in a room with a small child or a person who is incapacitated — mentally disabled or drunk, for example — shots could be considered.
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Since then, her father and a lawyer, Andrew Wallet, have overseen Spears's life and finances via a court-approved conservatorship, known sometimes as a guardianship, designed for people who cannot take care of themselves — typically the old, the infirm and the mentally disabled.
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In an article published in this magazine, jurors were presented with the case of a New Jersey philosopher who believed in "facilitated communication" and who, evidently convinced that she could converse with a nonverbal, mentally disabled man, became physically intimate with him.
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This rule would have required the Social Security Administration to send the names of mentally disabled people who use a third-party, or representative payee, to assist them with their finances, to the National Instant Criminal Background Check Service, according to Ari Ne'eman.
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Behind words like unhinged and crazy "lies the all too common assumption that a person who has a mental health disability cannot possibly be trusted, let alone successful," the Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law, an advocacy group for the mentally disabled, stated in January.
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In the film Good Time, out this Friday, Robert Pattison — his hair so greasy it mats into about a million different directions — spews curse words in a Queens accent and ineptly attempts to rob a bank with the help of his mentally disabled brother.
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Dean Winters—who played the duplicitous Irish American string puller and old romantic, Ryan O'Reilly—worked in a bar on New York's Upper East Side with his brother, Scott, who would go on to play Dean's mentally disabled on-screen brother Cyril in the show.
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A Japanese man accused of stabbing 19 people to death on Tuesday, at a facility for the mentally disabled, allegedly outlined the plan in a letter to parliament months before, writing that people with disabilities should "cease to exist," according to multiple local media reports.
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According to the arrangement, which is typically used to protect the old, the mentally disabled or the extremely ill, Ms. Spears cannot make key decisions, personal or financial, without the approval of her conservators: her father, Jamie Spears, and a lawyer, Andrew M. Wallet.
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She filed several lawsuits against the city, including ones challenging the treatment of children in foster care by the Administration for Children's Services, and the Department of Education for not providing adequate air conditioning for mentally disabled children on its buses during the summer.
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Another parent familiar with grief, Michael Carey, was urging lawmakers to require those who work with the physically and mentally disabled to call 911 for patients who are in medical distress or are the victim of a physical or sexual assault, among other things.
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Last year, Maryland's attorney general sued the facility and its owner, Neiswanger Management Services, alleging that they evicted frail, infirm and mentally disabled residents "with brutal indifference" when their health coverage ran out or the facility had the opportunity to get someone with better insurance.
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Critics point to a case Hudson brought during his time as a state prosecutor against a mentally disabled man accused of rape and murder who agreed to a plea deal, but was later exonerated after serving five years in prison based on DNA evidence.
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Ellis becomes the only fully realised character, with details designed to make him more empathetic than his prejudice might allow: he owns a struggling gas station in town, and is burdened emotionally and financially with a mentally disabled child who is confined to a state hospital.
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In this taut, unsettling tale, Marc, a reasonably content married man, goes to visit his mentally disabled daughter, Anne, and, on impulse, takes her and his fat lazy cat on a "journey into the abyss" — or, rather, to Agen, a town known mainly for its prunes.
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The four suspects accused of allegedly kidnapping and torturing an 18-year-old mentally disabled young man for hours while broadcasting the attack on Facebook Live made their first court appearance in a Chicago courtroom on Friday — where they were refused the option to post bail or leave jail.
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In 2014, a Texas trial court said Moore was mentally disabled and could not be executed, but an appeals court reversed the decision, saying the court was allowed to rely on a medical standard from 1992 to determine a person's mental status until the Texas Legislature decides otherwise.
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Some buyers might be deterred by the fact that a previous occupant had AIDS, that the house is believed to be haunted, that there's a senior-living facility in the neighborhood, that there's a mosque at the corner or that a mentally disabled person lives across the street.
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A younger co-worker at the dress factory where Mr. Hernandez had worked testified that he had never found Mr. Hernandez to be mentally disabled, and that in fact the defendant had often given him good advice about life and family, and also on how to check his credit score.
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"Today's ruling is a stern repudiation of how the Texas state courts have applied an earlier Supreme Court decision that had concluded that the Constitution forbids the execution of individuals who are mentally disabled," said Steve Vladeck, a professor of law at University of Texas School of Law and CNN Supreme Court contributor.
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After the secret surgery, it would be another two decades – after Joe became incapacitated by a severe stroke in 1961 – before any of Rosemary's eight siblings would learn the truth about their sister's disappearance: she was living at a Catholic facilty for the mentally disabled in Jefferson, Wisconsin, hidden from public view.
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In further support of abortion rights, overwhelming majorities in 248 supported abortion during the first trimester if the mother's life was endangered (249-220); when the pregnancy was the result of rape or incest (239-21996); and by slightly smaller majorities when "the child would be born mentally disabled" (21-3803) or "with a life-threatening illness" (2380-220).
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Guided by N.A.A.C.P. officials, he toured poor black and white areas of his state in 1968 and 1969, and what he saw shocked him: rat-infested slums where families subsisted on grits and greens; children infected with worms, living in shacks without lights, heat or water; a mentally disabled mother of 10 who had never heard of food stamps.
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READ: Police shoot far more people than anyone realized, a VICE News investigation found "Ricky Hayes needed help from the police because he had left his late at night and gotten lost," said Karen Sheley, director of Police Practices Project at the ACLU of Illinois, which filed suit to force the Chicago Police Department to adopt reforms regarding officers' interaction with mentally disabled civilians.
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It's why Constantine "Connie" Nikas (played to the gills by Robert Pattinson) believes that finding his way out of a life of crime involves robbing a bank with his mentally disabled younger brother Nick (Benny Safdie); it's why Ray (Buddy Duress) hops into the story after a case of mistaken identity of After Hours–level proportions; and it's what 16-year-old Queens girl Crystal (Taliah Lennice Webster) sees in Connie's deadly serious blue-gray eyes while she's along for the ride.
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For our feature well, there's a piece by contributing editor Molly Crabapple on the fate of the tens of thousands of refugees trapped in Greece; an investigative article by Gabriel Thompson on how Hawaii is sending hundreds of inmates to for-profit prisons in Arizona, and how the murder of a mentally disabled 21-year-old inmate suggests the pipeline might have an accountability problem; and an excerpt from Norman Ohler's much-talked-about book Blitzed, which—among other things—explains how an assassination attempt helped ignite Adolf Hitler's cocaine problem.
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I don't mind Bran's pointless foray into family history when he should be packing for the ice-zombie apocalypse, or Max von Sydow's Jedi Knight–dissolve into black mummy strands, or the grenade-throwing elves, or even the gruesome death of Summer the direwolf at the claws of the advancing zombie horde—but the suggestion that a mentally disabled character that we all loved was actually a plot device-in-waiting, and that his death comes retrofitted with a twist, speaks to a problem in how we're watching this show.
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