Police Granted Exception To Mental Health Confidentiality

Tuesday, May 31st, 2011, by Bryan Thompson

A new law that went into effect May 19th allows law enforcement officers to find out whether someone they’ve arrested has been treated for mental illness. Kansas Public Radio’s Bryan Thompson has more.

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