Public Briefing on Mental Health in Juvenile Justice Facilities
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The notice announces a public briefing on mental health care in juvenile justice facilities, with a focus on civil rights, access to care, and racial disparities. The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights will hear from experts, government officials, advocates, families, and people with lived experience. Juvenile justice agencies, civil rights groups, health professionals, families, and community organizations may want to attend, watch the livestream, or submit comments. The meeting is open to the public, with real-time text access and a deadline for disability accommodation requests.
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Key Changes
- Announces a public briefing on mental health care in juvenile justice facilities
- Sets the agenda for expert panels, public testimony, and a public comment period
- Provides livestream, real-time text access, contact details, and accommodation instructions
Obligations
What this law requires
Persons with disabilities who need additional accommodations for the public briefing should email [email protected] with “accommodations” in the subject line.