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Finding that stun belts have troublesome physical and psychological effects, the California Supreme Court on Thursday all but banned their use in state courtrooms. Emphasizing concerns about health and prejudice to defendants, the justices set a high bar for the use of stun belts in California, challenging other courts' assumption that the belts are constitutionally preferable to more traditional restraints.
August 26, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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