Parents cannot be forced to undergo a mental health exam as part of dependency proceedings, the Pennsylvania Superior Court ruled. The case is apparently the first to be decided by the Superior Court since the state high court ruled that forcing parents to submit to psychological testing violates their constitutional right to privacy.
December 20, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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Parents cannot be forced to undergo a mental health exam as part of dependency proceedings, the Superior Court has ruled.
The case is apparently the first such case to be decided by the Superior Court since the high court ruled earlier this year that forcing parents to submit to psychological testing violates their constitutional right to privacy.
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