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California bans controversial 'excited delirium' diagnosis; is first state to do so – Orange County Register - Vimarsana News

California bans controversial 'excited delirium' diagnosis; is first state to do so – Orange County Register

A human rights activist hailed the decision as a “watershed moment” that could make it harder for police to justify excessive force.

California bans controversial 'excited delirium' diagnosis; is first state to do so – Pasadena Star News - Vimarsana News

California bans controversial 'excited delirium' diagnosis; is first state to do so – Pasadena Star News

A human rights activist hailed the decision as a “watershed moment” that could make it harder for police to justify excessive force.

California bans controversial 'excited delirium' diagnosis; is first state to do so – Daily Breeze - Vimarsana News

California bans controversial 'excited delirium' diagnosis; is first state to do so – Daily Breeze

A human rights activist hailed the decision as a “watershed moment” that could make it harder for police to justify excessive force.

California bans controversial 'excited delirium' diagnosis; is first state to do so – Daily News - Vimarsana News

California bans controversial 'excited delirium' diagnosis; is first state to do so – Daily News

A human rights activist hailed the decision as a “watershed moment” that could make it harder for police to justify excessive force.

California bans controversial 'excited delirium' diagnosis; is first state to do so – Whittier Daily News - Vimarsana News

California bans controversial 'excited delirium' diagnosis; is first state to do so – Whittier Daily News

A human rights activist hailed the decision as a “watershed moment” that could make it harder for police to justify excessive force.